Table 6 finally gives an overview of all metabolites being a conditional hub under one or more stress conditions.
With respect to using the conditional hub property as an identified for an interesting metabolite three situations can be distinguished: Metabolites which present a hub only for one specific condition, for more than one or for all stress conditions.
Some Stoic presentations of the argument recast it in a form which replaced all the conditionals, 'If A then B', with 'Not(A and not-B)' to stress that the conditional should not be thought of as being a strong one, but rather the weak Philonian conditional (the modern material conditional) according to which 'If A then B' was equivalent to 'Not(A and not-B)'.
These inconsistencies suggest that mevalonate cascade-associated regulation of UPR and ER stress may be conditional on the cells studied and experimental conditions, for instance metabolic changes that can develop upon cell transformation.
This method is based on the conclusion that under a given fatigue stress S0 the conditional probability of specimen survival at a given fatigue life N0 is equal to the conditional probability that the residual strength of specimens at the fatigue life N0 is greater than S0.
The measured turbulent flow field (e.g., turbulence intensities, Reynolds shear stresses, turbulence diffusion, conditional functions and flow structures) at various levels in the upstream of the flow is needed for accurate estimation of sediment transport.
Bernardo stresses that a conditional probability measure is dependent on two arguments, the event E with the uncertainty to be measured and the conditions C of the measurement, 'absolute' probabilities do not exist [43].
However, low plasma levels could reflect adaptive and beneficial stress responses rather than conditional deficiency.
Thus, ER stress response has a conditional ability to protect the cells or activate cell death program.
In favor of the mentioned interpretation of Aristotle and of the Diodorean view it might be pointed out that we often use modal locutions to stress the consequents of conditionals that follow from mere universal generalizations about the actual world, as in "If gas prices go up, necessarily the economy slows down".
