Secondly, the step leading from [3] to [4] relies on the assumption that a sentence that is neither true nor false with respect to some possible world fails to express a sense.
Secondly, intraoperative bleeding (leading to impairment of vision) and renal parenchyma injury may occur due to needle insertion again and again in micro-PCNL procedures, while a working sheath may diminish parenchymal bleeding in UMP procedures.
Secondly, during initial training leading to certification, as well as bi-yearly recertification, clear guidelines incorporating all of Bachman and Palmer's (1996) suggested procedural recommendations are followed in an effort to minimise intra- and inter-rater scoring variability.
Secondly, non-synonymous variants leading to the substitution of an amino acid residue were scored according to the most deleterious prediction of SIFT (Ng and Henikoff, 2002), Polyphen2 (Adzhubei et al., 2010) or MutationTaster (Schwarz et al., 2010).
Secondly an ageing population is leading to increased levels of activity, putting greater stress upon non-elective care in particular.
Secondly, design strategies were applied leading to several alternative low waste building elements.
Secondly, PKA can phosphorylate Cdc25p, leading to its dissociation from Ras2p [ 20].
Secondly, profibrotic cytokines are released leading to an environment that favors fibrosis.
Secondly, data regarding community factors leading to the woman's death in the facility may be difficult to obtain.
Secondly, the small perturbation assumption leading to the first-order mass-action equations represents an average cell response and this cannot be used to study single cell stochastic behavior.
