There were some striking behavioral differences between the in-scanner pitch naming performance of QAP musicians who primarily endorsed a reference tone strategy compared with timbral facilitation, despite the small sample sizes of these subgroups (see Table 3).
An additional 50% were interpreted to have implicitly endorsed, primarily on the basis that they discussed evaluation of impacts.
An early line of defense against these arguments, endorsed primarily but not exclusively by a priori functionalists, is known as the "Ability Hypothesis".
First, legal history shows that the high-level institutional measures of 1688 1701 can be characterized primarily as either durable and endorsing the status quo or path-breaking and ephemeral.
The "wake-up call" is primarily this: GOP voters that are endorsing Clinton now and say they will vote for her, won't work with her after the Election Day.
There were 75 comment pieces whose main focus was on endorsing MMR vaccination, while 50 (5.8%) primarily focused on potential adverse side effects.
The exclusion of the US has been driven by Chinese eagerness to endorse a primarily Asian commercial and institutional structure (Bergsten 2007).
Following previous studies, in the analyses presented here, we primarily compared those who endorsed one or more secondary question in the remaining four domains on the PSQ with those who did not.
However, within the trial, the GP invitation to the commercial programme not only served to redefine weight loss as being a medical goal for those who previously thought their problems were primarily aesthetic, but also endorsed the programme as suitable for those who already wanted to lose weight for health reasons.
They claimed that endorsing the "European" accord in such a way would undermine the primarily "American" alliance that shared the same concerns in Bangladesh.
A related approach to integrity is to think of it primarily in terms of a person's holding steadfastly true to their commitments, rather than ordering and endorsing desires.
