By then a work written in and for a specific time, elbowing out previous versions on which it substantially relied, with many wonderful coinages as well as some pedestrian and repetitive formulations, had turned into something universal and apparently divinely provenanced, a book of which the proverbial American Baptist could insist: "If it's good enough for St Paul, it's good enough for me".
Rawls substantially relies on the publicity condition to argue against utilitarianism and perfectionism.
For the subexponential heavy-tailed case, we obtain a precise large-deviation formula; our method substantially relies on a martingale for the structure of our models.
In computing the moderate deviation principle required by the structure of the claim-number process, our treatment substantially relies on an algorithm specifically designed for the autoregressive structure of our models.
The success of IVR substantially relies on external reactor vessel cooling (ERVC) by which the decay heat is removed from the melt core in the reactor vessel lower head.
Given that extremely consistent explanations have been proposed for the cytokine-receptor signaling cascades, especially for the ET-1/ET-B signaling pathway, in the formation and/or maintenance of hyperpigmentation, it would be reasonable to hypothesize that the destiny of hyperpigmentation substantially relies at least on that pathway.
Although the NCI cohort studies by Hauptmann et al. (2003) and the update by Beane Freeman et al. (2009) are discussed and substantially relied upon in the various evaluations, none of these critical reviews address the obvious problems and implications of the leukemia mortality deficits.
We therefore propose that a DNA dye that substantially relies on electrostatic interaction for its DNA binding may not be ideal for qPCR application because such a dye may bind to ssDNA with significant affinity and is thus more likely to interfere with the chain extension step.
Technically and ideally, the techniques developed by Tang et al. and Scott et al. were able to deliver drugs to a slice for a relatively long time, but they substantially relied on the stability of two competing pump flows and the pure diffusion of chemicals.
At stake is whether authors other than Ms. Rowling have the right to publish books that rely substantially on her work as source material, and whether the "Harry Potter Lexicon" in particular sufficiently adds to and transforms the content of her books to be protected by copyright law.
