While Li and Thompson (1979) has become a much-referenced work on Chinese discourse anaphora, subsequent studies of referential forms have questioned its depiction of Chinese as a language not making any significant use of overt pronouns and have reported substantial use of such forms, particularly so in spoken Chinese.
And second, if a product had a substantial legitimate use (such as time-shifting shows that are broadcast free over the air), it could be sold even if some buyers put it to illegitimate use (such as making copies of shows to rent or sell).
The Supreme Court ruled then that Sony was not liable because the equipment had "substantial" uses other than infringement, such as the recording of TV programmes for later viewing.
As long as such schemes are voluntary, "there will probably be a growing number of convenience-oriented uses such that a substantial number of workers would opt to have a chip implanted", he believes.
All of the above data suggest that ESRD patients with HF might derive substantial benefits from using such intensive HD programs rather than conventional ones.
At the discretion of the faculty advisor, an advanced language course at the graduate level may be counted if it is taught with substantial use of field materials such as literature, history or social science texts and journals relevant to the area.
Organizations that rely heavily on employee creativity face a dilemma: the particular nature of creative production calls for a substantial use of formal control, yet such control can undermine employee creativity.
However, clinical trials have demonstrated substantial obstacles to their use, such as immunogenicity and inflammatory potential[26].
Substantial use is made of existing Open Source utilities, tools and libraries such as Apache Commons [59], Restlet [60] and CDK [61].
However, if CP is shown to have a substantial effect, the benefits of using such patients as donors would probably outweigh potential risks.
