(2) In the domain of language, however, it is signification that is primary, since one is always born into a preexisting language, and signified concepts are always primary in relation to the self as a manifested person or to things as designated objects.
There was a marginally significant secondary (δp) effect of the exclosure treatment for B. nana leaves, while graminoids showed a significant primary (δp) response to the exclosure treatment (Table 2) (see Methods for definitions of the terms "secondary" and "primary" in relation to plant biomass dynamics).
Klein claimed that the infant has a primary object relation to the mother, and a psychic life dominated by sadistic fantasies prompted by an innate aggressive drive.
Kringos et al 8 have assessed the relevance of continuity of primary care in relation to other primary care dimensions and healthcare system outcomes; in their review of the literature, they found associations with coordination, comprehensiveness, quality, efficiency, population health, patient satisfaction, costs, and strength of primary care.
To our knowledge, no previous studies have monitored how primary data are registered in the medical records or have investigated the validity of primary data in relation to data included in the medical records.
Yet, there is nothing necessarily xenophobic in emphasising that the government's primary duty in relation to job creation is to the citizens and permanent residents of this country.
"My primary concern in relation to his apprehension was the harm that may be done to Ms Batty and the most appropriate thing was that, with respect to her safety, we gave priority to protecting Ms Batty," Cocking told coroner Ian Gray.
Demographic variables were also examined to show a higher marginal mean for Hispanic primary caregivers in relation to the positive appraisal of caregiving.
The primary factor in relation to the change in NANI is total population density, followed by cultivated land area and total grain yield.
Thus, there is both a difficulty of justifying the linkage of word-meanings (anvayānupapatti) and a difficulty of justifying the literal or primary meaning in relation to the intention of the speaker (tātparyānupapatti).
