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This discussion relates metaphor in general and Darwin's use of the machine metaphor in particular to the problem of the nature of science, concluding that one use of the metaphor reinforces the objective nature of science and the other use reinforces the subjective nature of science.

In most cases the scope of this discussion relates to economic factors as determinants of epidemiology, patterns of intervention provision or uptake, or potential economic consequences of interventions.

Although illness may occasionally be due to a specific singular deficit (e.g. cystic fibrosis), this discussion relates to illnesses characterized by systemic changes that are secondary to multiple deficits, which differ from patient to patient, with varied temporal courses, diverse contributing events and heterogeneous genetic contributions.

This adds to the discussion relating LPL to fat deposition, since studies comparing LPL mass, activity, and mRNA expression between subcutaneous and visceral fat have shown contradictory results (10, 12, 13).

Not surprisingly, these parameters all play an important role in shaping the bursting dynamics, the two former regulating the influence of spikes on the burst termination, and the latter shaping the overall slow dynamics of the soma compartment that seems to be responsible for bursting (see Fig. 5B and the discussion relating to this below).

We have therefore added text to the Discussion related to this interesting finding: "In addition, how EZH2-mediated repression is targeted to specific loci is still not well understood.

I have watched this anecdote-driven process unfold in the course of the discussion related to the launch of the website for the Affordable Care Act.

This has already been alluded to in an earlier excerpt in the discussion related to the family environment.

"Rather," it continued, "the discussion related to concerns about the possibility that the size of the fees could be misperceived as affecting independence".

The results of these experiments are somehow comparable to the discussion related to Fig. 13.

See also the discussion related to Estimating speed-accuracy tradeoff.