The first of these two special duties can be put aside, as it is not specific to patriotism, but rather pertains to citizenship.
Indeed, we observed nearly twice as many LSPP mutants to be depleted than expected after animal infection and our results indicated that these findings were not clustered to 1 island, but rather pertained to each of these 6 genome islands.
Of course, the analogy between BBBs events and the cosmological Big Bangs leading to the birth of universes should not been construed in direct physical terms but rather pertains to the general features of the corresponding processes, in particular, the existence of a rapid and slow phases of evolution separated by a phase transition.
On the face of it, the "not"s in (1) and (2) are not external to the deontic operators, as it were, nor are they directly operating on p; rather they pertain to Jane Doe's agency with respect to p. They come "between" a deontic element and an agential element, so reading OB as an amalgamation of a deontic and agential operator does not allow for the "insertion" of any such negation.
Because psychiatric distress and sleep problems may identify a subset of RA patients with fibromyalgia rather than pertain to RA patients as a whole, we calculated the median total HADS score and median MOS sleep score among RA patients with fibromyalgia (defined by ≥ 11 tender points) and compared them in tabular form to the group of RA patients with less than 11 tender points.
The demand for translation, rather, pertains only to politicians and public officials with institutional power to make, apply, and execute the law.
Rather it pertains to how surveillance capabilities are authorized under the outgoing but extant framework, including via section 94 of the 1984 Telecommunications Act.
Naturally, what the Bush-Maliki situation has over the Clinton-Sudan incident is the lack of a need to speculate: we have one of the parties attesting to the fact that the decision to prolong the U.S. troop presence has nothing to do with "facts on the ground," rather, it pertains to the presidential election.
But we might well ask why, when discrimination legislation has moved forward so as to encompass arguably non-traditional philosophical beliefs, the law should look to the requirements of scripture as they pertain to religions rather than individuals' own interpretation and subjective beliefs.
The vast majority of shoulder issues in swimmers pertain to overuse rather than from acute injuries (Fig. 1) [24] 24].
