We reasoned that insight into the contribution of transcriptional mechanisms to gene expression in P. falciparum could be obtained by comparing the presence of enzymatically active forms of RNAPII at multiple genes with the abundance of their associated transcripts.
But it is only partly natural: it represents what nature can produce, when its aimlessness, its brutality and its self-devouring, are tempered by reason, insight, wisdom and work.
It is our clinical experience that the use of reason, insight, and intuition are of limited efficacy in convincing an individual suffering from AN to eat.
Whatever the underlying reason, insights gleaned from the 2014 study led to what Yamins calls goal-directed models of the brain: Rather than try to model neural activity in the brain directly, instead train artificial intelligence to solve problems the brain needs to solve, then use the resulting AI system as a model of the brain.
We reasoned that their insights would be unique and valuable, due to their heightened awareness of social and contextual influences within their learning environments.
Furthermore, since GAP45 in the mutant was no longer part of a heterotrimeric motor complex, we reasoned that no useful insights would be gained from analyzing its phosphorylation status.
We reasoned that we could gain insights into the regulation and molecular composition of Kv12 channels by identifying interacting proteins.
Quoting Euripides, he said, "My favorite Greek saying is 'Conviction has no other temple but reason,' " an insight that he suggested could help the country pass austerity measures.
For this reason, greater insight of the factors related to the development of obesity is required to develop treatment strategies weight-loss prevention programs.
In denying theoretical reason all insight into the supersensible (against various stripes of rationalism) and in denying normative authority to the inclinations (against Hume), Kant thereby rules out the only ways that that theoretical or instrumental reasoning could supply authoritative reasons to act: only pure practical reason can do this.
Second, due to privacy reasons, no insight was available in the number and characteristics of eligible patients to whom an information letter was sent.
