It strikes me that the main difference is that in the West, we interfere with our own vaginas because we are led to believe that they cannot be appreciated in their natural state, by others, by ourselves.
Even slight alterations in the protocol may have consequences that simply cannot be appreciated, given the complexity of the treatment and of the body's response.
Such concern for the Democratic Party by these otherwise stalwart partisan foes suggests at least a scintilla of insincerity, but the depth of that disingenuousness cannot be appreciated unless one examines more carefully the actual claims.
The lucrative nature of that revenue increase cannot be appreciated without doing something that T-Mobile chose not to do, which is to talk about whether its costs rose as the industry's messaging volume grew tenfold.
In fact, the confidence region of each simulated curve completely overlaps the curve itself, which causes that the confidence regions cannot be appreciated although they are included.
The fundamental problem that remains, however, is that numerical variants are relatively common and cannot be appreciated unless whole-spine imaging is performed.
In a Marías library that now numbers over two dozen books, "Voyage" cannot be appreciated for what it is without first understanding what it is not: a mature book by one of the most original writers at work today.
He revels in the natural world; his response to it shows in the vivid vignettes of personal experience that introduce many of his chapters, whose flavor cannot be appreciated without quotation: "On a sunny January day I walked in a woodland along the Sangamon river in Illinois...
The reasonable conclusion is that the entire and fascinating diversity of biosphere cannot be appreciated unless framed in the appropriate meta-context.
The analysis indicates that there is a large set of genes that are regulated at the translational level whose differential expression cannot be appreciated at the transcriptional level (see both the q-value analysis and the fold-change analysis in Figure 3) in both the contractile and the non-contractile state.
Nagel's attempt to prove that agent-relative reasons in his sense (including egoistic reasons) cannot be appreciated from a suitably objective perspective is widely regarded as a failure, as are many other attempts to refute egoism (and agent-relativism more generally) by showing it is incompatible with some suitable objective perspective.
