Hereafter, we will refer to this view, according to which teleology is used selectively for organisms and artifacts, as selective teleology.
Profiling using large kinase panels suggests that BMPPB-32 is a selective LRRK2 inhibitor at physiologically relevant ATP concentrations, with good selectively for LRRK2 (Supplementary Material, Figs S1 S3, Results, Table S1).
After the conservation, the painting will travel selectively for several years.
The filibuster historically has been used selectively for a handful of issues to extend debate, but we don't have a sixty-vote rule.
But the division itself speaks to the appeal, for much of the Indian middle class, of strong leadership and, more selectively, for speedy justice that could involve riding roughshod over legal safeguards.
In part the show was hampered by Ms. Peters's absences because of illness; The New York Post suggested that she had shown up to perform selectively: for critics and Tony voters.
In a country where the law is not a framework of protections and guarantees but rather an instrument used selectively for taking someone out, it helps when your friends or loyal minions are behind the controls of the legal system.
And thirdly, we have to believe that MI6's chiefs wholly withstood the temptation to use the material even slightly selectively, for the purposes of disinformation.
A Jeffrey R. Metz, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that rules against pets are generally enforceable in condominium units, even if applied selectively for renters and not owners.
In the approximately 14,000 years since dogs were first domesticated, humans have been breeding them selectively for desired traits of appearance and behavior, with the result that dogs of a controlled breed are far more alike than human siblings.
Germany is expected to smile on Britain's bid to apply EU justice and home-affairs rules selectively, for example.The contrast with Peer Steinbrück, her centre-left opponent, only increases Mrs Merkel's appeal.
