He details many cases in which brain lesions, resulting either from injury or disease, have dramatically changed a person's behaviour, and asks what this implies for our notions of moral responsibility.
Medicinal poisoning, also called Drug Poisoning, harmful effects on health of certain therapeutic drugs, resulting either from overdose or from the sensitivity of specific body tissues to regular doses (side effects).
We would need to find all possible candidates resulting either from all types of facial points motions or from head movements to find the best match candidate.
This result suggests that Ag nanoparticles collect a significant amount of incident light to interact with themselves, resulting either in scattering or absorption.
We propose different strategies to combine MDEIM with a state approximation resulting either from a reduced basis greedy approach or Proper Orthogonal Decomposition.
Conformational changes in the newly incorporated actin subunit, resulting either from nucleotide hydrolysis or from the G- to F-actin transition, may serve as a "sensor" for the processive stepping of Ena/VASP.
A problem of long standing interest however, is the aspect of controllability when there are only two rotors, resulting either by design or due to the failure of one rotor.
Chomsky claims that the UG came about by "true emergence" rather than traditional Darwinian natural selection, but this claim is dubious because "the probability of the UG and the right vocal anatomy resulting either from a single mutation or a simultaneous combination of mutations is vanishingly small" (p. 72).
It is believed that this vascular phenomenon occurs when the patient performs a deep inspiration just before the scan starts, resulting either in increased venous return of unopacified blood from the inferior vena cava (IVC) or reduced delivery of contrast medium via the superior vena cava [7].
Furthermore, the NKp30-mediated NK/DC cross talk resulting either in iDC killing or maturation was BAT3-dependent.
Taken together, these data suggest that high COMT activity (resulting either from overexpression or as the result of Val homozygosity) is inhibitory to the function of AKT1.
