Sentence examples for primitive status from inspiring English sources

Iteration no. 1 primarily indicates the primitive status of the problem on hand before carrying out any improvement work.

Maudlin (2007, 17 18) takes lawhood to be a primitive status and laws to be ontological primitives, to be fundamental entities in our ontology.

For example, what is the mechanism for LL2 stroma to maintain the primitive status of a small fraction of HSCs?

The strong Omp85 argument excludes it from everything except Chlorobacteria and nine other important characters missing from Chlorobacteria corroborate their likely primitive status (Fig. 7).

In the United States, as trust in government has eroded and the availability of guns has surged, that primitive status-seeking has increasingly manifested itself as "social rage," Victoroff said.

Regardless of the underlying mechanism, cultured primary MEC cells are reminiscent of a primitive developmental status and might serve as a good in vitro model of mammary development to dissect the lineage relationships between K5+, K6+ and K14+ cells.

"The primitive condition has vanished.

Section 1 introduces the idea of formal sentential languages as (absolutely free) algebras, their primitive connectives having the status of the fundamental operations of these algebras, and explains the notion of a consequence relation on such a language.

Li [ 2] favored the view that the opposite/whorled status was primitive, while Tsoong [ 23] took the opposite viewpoint.

We could study only eight matched cases and found no discrepancy of EGFR status in primitive tumors and matched BM (Table 3).

Searle's theory of social institutions makes use of three primitive notions, namely, collective intentionality, status functions and a language with declaratives.