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"Thus if the State provisionally represented the common purposes of individuals, it could be seen figuratively as a single individual being the representation of the common purposes of all men within it.
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He said £823,000 of funding was provisionally in place, representing one third of the near £3million required to fund the development.
We provisionally interpret this as evidence for one QTL although multiple QTL may be present.
The provisionally designated genomic species or tentative novel species were represented by strains selected based on polyphasic analysis of multiple strains belonging to the given taxon.
But while it is only represented by a partial skeleton, there are enough diagnostic characteristics to provisionally define the genus.
It represented the first palpable piece of promotion for the Assassin's Creed movie, provisionally due for release around Christmas 2016.
The find was published in a 2006 note by Florian Werner, Karim Ledesma, and Rodrigo Hidalgo, who provisionally identified the population as representing the Peruvian species Lagidium peruanum, but did not discount the possibility that it might represent a distinct species.
Recently, however, a specimen collected by Greg Keighery was held to represent a new species, provisionally named "A.
It is also unclear if the marginal musculature of Parazoanthus cutressi (provisionally referred to as simplified mesogleal) represents a state change or if the arrangement (known only from a drawing in the original description; Fig. 5) represents an oversimplification of its true form.
The researchers suggested that the sequence represents an infectiously acquired genome, provisionally called HRV-5.
As constrained sequences are supposed to be functional, we provisionally consider the majority of the F/K sequences as representing functional gene variants.
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