Taking meaning as the "conceivable effects of a practical kind the object may involve," the pragmatist philosopher finds that two "practical" meanings of "go around" are in play: either the man goes North, East, South, and West of the squirrel, or he faces first the squirrel's head, then one of his sides, then his tail, then his other side.
The maximum conceivable effect of our actions would be on our tribe and neighboring tribes.
Therefore, to minimize the conceivable effect seen in this group of patients, we performed a sub-analysis of patients without COPD.
The only conceivable effect Friedman's endorsement of an alternative bill can have is to divide support and distract attention from the best chance for a serious energy/climate bill in 30 years.
Estimating the contribution of this conceivable effect to the correlations observed in microarray data is a difficult and probably impracticable task because the processes of cross-hybridization cannot be observed directly.
Therefore, it is conceivable that the effect of the BF rate on the ventilation efficiency has a similar tendency in clinical situations.
Because this modulatory role appears to be linked directly to the ability of RyRs to regulate passive SR Ca2+ leak [ 2, 3], it is conceivable that the effect of the CLR region on [Ca2+]rest could result from changes in RyR susceptibility to adopt the leak conformation.
Considering the broad targets of GTPγS and GDPβS inside the cell, it is conceivable that the effect of these nucleotides might have been mediated by downstream effectors other than heterotrimeric G-proteins.
Thus, it is conceivable that the effect of MTP-A deficiency only becomes evident in the setting of surplus supplies of fatty acids and as such could be important in obese mice.
Thus, it seems conceivable that the effect of PACAP38 on mast cell degranulation is primarily mediated through the PAC1 receptor because VIP had a lesser effect on mast cells.
