The movement between a contemplative present and a vividly recalled past constitutes the sole action.
Newton had adopted it as a "hypothesis" in the registered version of "De Motu," though stated without reference to impressed forces: Every body under the sole action of its innate force moves uniformly in a straight line indefinitely unless something extraneous hinders it.
The smuggling route maintained its importance as the American Revolutionary War continued, and in August 1779, the sole action in the area took place a British privateer, pretending to be a smuggler, disabled the fort's guns and captured a cargo ship at anchor in Chincoteague Bay.
The sole action of drift and mutation can promote phenotypic differentiation or reproductive isolation [ 24].
These newer findings suggest that crystal-dependent action of PC may not be a sole action underlying the OA disease-modifying effect of PC.
While IGFBPs under certain conditions can potentiate IGF action, we assumed that the sole action of IGFBPs in vitro was to sequester IGF1 from binding to IGF1R.
These findings indicate that crystal-dependent action is unlikely the sole action underlying the disease-modifying effect of PC or PC-E.
Under the sole action of heterozygote advantage, the increase in frequency of a new allele was very slow in comparison with the other scenarios.
Despite severe damage and loss of balance in the rotator cuff, free elevation can be attained through the sole action of the external shoulder muscles.
In our simulations, the strongest fitness gain (clonal expansions) over time based on sole action of mutations was possible under a zero to minute (1%) positive tail of the mutation DFE, consistent with the idea that stem cells reside at a local fitness peak (low probability of advantageous mutations), at least in young healthy individuals [ 34].
