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5)—according to which (à la Brandom 1983), in asserting p one undertakes a commitment to either defending p or giving up p if the challenge cannot be met satisfactorily (see Kölbel (2004: 308) for some other discussions of this objection).
The scenario was adapted after each group because some topics were not clarified satisfactorily (see table 1).
Six quantitative PCRs immediately confirmed the existence of copy number variation in these regions (Additional file 10, Table S8), whereas primer sets in four regions did not work satisfactorily (see Methods).
During the usual 5 working hours of the STI clinic outpatient in a day, a doctor could satisfactorily see 5 patients with new STI diagnosis and 10 follow-ups, without compromising quality.
Thus, these results were satisfactorily high (see Table 2).
He had a professional urge to see his work satisfactorily through every stage, but he was also full of wonderment at the thought of himself as a published author - the kid who had gone to work at an age when most people haven't even started school!
The correlation was positive (Pearson's r = 0.43, P ≤ 0.001, N = 84, excluding cases explained satisfactorily by local environmental variations; see Fig. 2).
The evolutionary affinities of Scandentia (represented in our analyses by Tupaia) have not been satisfactorily resolved by molecular data (see [ 40, 20, 39, 36, 41, 21, 38] and references therein) although current thinking tends to favour a sister relationship with Dermoptera in a clade which emerges basal to the primates.
To satisfactorily determine time to onset, several issues require resolution.
This region of the spectrum is not detected in this study but is satisfactorily modeled in the spectral decomposition (see above) and global analysis (see below).
Absorbance changes (averages of ten stopped-flow runs) were fitted satisfactorily to a single-exponential function (see, for example, Figure 1a) yielding an observed rate constant (kobs) for each compound, which was subsequently plotted against the substrate concentration.
