We add though that temporally static (mean) measures of environmental performance compared across spatial gradients (countries) might obscure temporal patterns within countries.
In this stage, HPr is not phosphorylated, then the expression of glgC & glgA is "off"; consequently the composition speed of glycogen is "slow", though it temporally drops to "no" level.
In >6000 procedures in adults and children, death was temporally, though not necessarily causally, associated with lung aspiration in 6 patients (0.1%) [ 5].
Thus, although the control rats were given a recency problem, the behavioral evidence indicated that the rats in this condition treated the objects as though they were temporally indistinguishable.
Even though a mechanism is temporally extended, philosophical analyses of mechanisms may not capture all aspects of temporality (see Section 4.3).
Given the regulation of the gene expression kinetics of these temporally expressed retinal transcripts, though, it seems likely that they may play important roles in the RPCs that give rise to the later born retinal cell types.
In commenting on Aristotle's remark that 'What is necessarily is when it is' (De interpretatione 19a23), Boethius explains that even though present things are temporally or conditionally necessary, they may be generically or antecedently contingent (In Periherm. I, 121.20 122.4; II, 241.7 243.28).
Because the contents of individual specious presents appear to be temporally extended even though the episodes of experiencing that possess these same contents are themselves momentary or minimally brief (as measured by clock time).
We note that the passive image interferometry technique is available for time-lapse monitoring if the noise source distribution is temporally stable, even though the spatial distribution of the noise source may not be uniform and the Green's function may not be correctly retrieved (Hadziioannou et al. 2009).
