Our hypothesis, based on previous findings [ 30], was that woody perennials would possess a larger proportion of GTs for aspects of carbohydrate metabolism needed to support a large commitment to secondary wall biosynthesis during extensive secondary xylem development (wood production).
(Clatterbaugh, 1999) However, Le Grand's references to secondary causes and his commitment to the created nature of laws and eternal truths make the occasionalist ascription a complicated one.
Thus it can function either as a primary motive, motivating the agent without the aid of inclination, or as a secondary motive, as a commitment to doing what is right, telling the agent to act as inclination directs.
The rest — the territorial concessions, the endless assurances and commitments — seemed secondary to us.
Whatever a clerk's political allegiance, it must be secondary to his or her legal commitment.
Setting (selecting classes by students' ability in specific subjects) is a neat compromise between the inclusive aims of comprehensive secondary schools and grammar schools' commitment to high-flying performance.
"We have spent months reviewing all of our auction operations around the world," said William Ruprecht, president and chief executive, "and it's fair to say that our focus in the United States is principally on the high-end markets while in London we're making a commitment to the secondary sales room because we see an opportunity there in the middle market".
That sounds like a program to create a new cadre of primary and secondary school teachers, a new commitment to higher education, perhaps even a program to make college affordable again.
ROSE is not available at many centers secondary to the considerable time commitment, cost, and inadequate reimbursement or compensation by insurance or medicare.
This may be explained as H3K27me3 targeting genes for selective repression initially, while H3K4me3 changes are secondary or occur on final commitment.
