Mr. Webb would make the argument that the report is the privileged property of the New York Stock Exchange.
As mentioned previously, spatial position is often treated as a privileged property of an object and might behave unlike other visual properties such as colour (Treisman, 1988; Tsal and Lavie, 1993; Huang and Pashler, 2007), especially with respect to MTL function (O'Keefe and Speakman, 1987; Piekema et al., 2006; Burgess, 2008).
Our data suggested that human stem cells may use similar mechanisms to evade the recognition by NK cells and contribute to the immune-privileged properties of these cells.
Transplantation to the eye seems to be possible because of the immune-privileged properties of HAM [ 6].
The use of HFSCs-chitosan construct on immunocompetent rat has shown their potential in vivo immune modulation and immune privileged properties.
Besides their immune-modulatory capacity, hMSC also possess immune-privileged properties which means that these cells do not challenge a response of allogeneic immune cells suggesting an active self-protection [ 92].
Although hESCs are known to display some immune-privileged properties and patient-specific iPSCs have been expected to be 'autologous', post-transplantation rejection remains a major hurdle in the development of pluripotent stem cell (PSC -based theraPSC -based
Notably, recent data support the concept that hESCs and their differentiated derivatives possess immune-privileged properties [ 1], suggesting that cells derived from hESCs may provide a potential tool for the induction of immunotolerance [ 2].
On the predicative reading, knowledge is set over Forms, what is F, for any property F (or some privileged kinds of properties, e.g. incomplete properties); belief is set over what is F and not-F, the material particulars.
But the graffiti vandals have turned to the local equivalent: the carefully manicured privet hedges that enclose the properties of the privileged.
