If there is selection for mRNA structure, structurally important sites may be under conflicting selection pressures: a codon might support the preferred mRNA structure that is translationally non-optimal.
Still, the semantics is not in conflict with (C): tautologies might differ structurally or in the meaning of their constituents, which could explain how their embedding can yield non-synonymous sentences; cf. Carnap (1947) and Lewis (1970).
Moreover, according to Huang et al. (2009: 88), "[the] only way to resolve the conflict is for de and the verb to be separate constituents structurally but pronounced as a unit".
[We need to include] groups that have been structurally excluded from society; I'm talking about women, who inadvertently are affected by conflict and so we need to include them in the development framework.
The jury result instead reflects exactly the conflict, and ambivalence, we have between honorable legal principles that for good reason structurally bias criminal trials against conviction, and our cherished ideal that sexual-assault victims should be believed and vindicated.
It is structurally exquisite.
Structurally, things are improving.
