Similar to above arguments, one can easily acquire the second conclusion of this lemma.
The second conclusion of this study is that oncogenic abnormalities occurred in specific stem/progenitor cell populations, but only when they were obtained from tumors.
As a first conclusion of the experiments we can infer that the accuracy decreases for b = 4 in all the areas of the image.
Here, in Wodeham's sixth conclusion, of the second question, the difference is attributable, not to diverse objects of knowledge, but to the attitude that one can take towards that object with respect to existence (LS I:45, ll. 22 26).
The first conclusion of the following theorem confirms the existence of the equilibrium for ((mathcal{M}_{epsilon})) and the second states the occurrence of the bifurcation and its stability.
The first conclusion of the implementation of the fresh start policy is that the full egalitarian goal is unattainable, except in rather simple scenarios in which differences in preferences play virtually no role whatsoever.
This definition is formulated in the third conclusion of the second question of the prologue to the Lectura Secunda: "the incomplex act, which is able to cause evident assent about a contingent truth of a present object, and which naturally requires the existence and presence of that object, is intuitive knowledge" (LS I, 37, ll. 69 72).
The first conclusion of the present work is that except at very restricted places recording a simple event, such as the Amoy Gardens Estate outbreak, the SIR model cannot represent the unfolding of the SARS epidemic, even at its first steps.
This is not the place to seriously discuss the origin and evolution of religion but I nevertheless would like to make a brief remark on the first conclusion of the article, that the persistence of religion has a clear adaptive explanation at the social level.
