The UK's housing sickness may not end up being a purely sub-prime problem.
Experiments in mice have established that specific nerve cells in the retina, which were thought to be involved in purely sub-conscious processes, have an important role in visual perception.
Reductionism faces the difficulty that there are aspects of our epistemic conduct or character that cannot plausibly be explained in purely sub-personal terms, not least because these aspects are far from universal.
Attempting to maximise the organisational design by constantly restructuring without an operationally sound cause (e.g., for purely political reasons) sub-optimises the overall system.
While hot spots created by purely defect based methods are sub-critical in nature, they will add to those that can be critical.
The exonic pairs were sub-classified into purely exonic and embedding.
The response of JR1 to the applied potential is faster than the time resolution, and appears to be purely electro-optic (expected timescale: sub-picosecond).
Due to limitations in the coding structure of the CRS we were aware that total volumes and percentages could not be calculated purely by summing the specific sub-sector codes for HRH activity.
In this model of evolutionary change by discrete steps, movement in a potentially huge genotypic space is reduced to repeatedly applying a purely local move-rule to the sub-space within 1 mutational step of the current genotype.
As a comparison, column 1 displays results that include cluster-level fixed effects to assess any differences in estimates purely due to the composition of the sub-sample.
This is the first specific evidence to support the hypothesis that a brain limbic CRF sub-system can magnify any purely positive or appetitive motivational process, such as increased incentive salience, to spur cue-triggered pursuit of rewards [ 10].
