The first was the Kantian tradition in its different ramifications, including Neo-Kantianism; the second corresponds to what he called Erfahrungsphilosophie or philosophy of experience, which began with Fechner and above all with Lotze's works on psychology and more particularly on the problem of space perception.
Choosing different points of control can have different ramifications for the dynamics and steady-state levels of gene expression [ 33].
Disclosure has also been found to be layered with different needs, demands, and ramifications of various forms of disclosure ranging from sexual partners, to close family members, to friends and social acquaintances, to children, to employers, and to employees (Eustace & Ilagan, 2010; Fesko, 2001).
The physiological ramifications of the fact that CHIP can function with different E2s to catalyze distinct forms of polyubiquitination are yet to be studied in detail.
More precisely, the only amino acids with ramifications in their back-translation are amino acids R, L and S, each encoded by 6 codons with different prefixes, while the back-translations of all other amino acids are simple sequences of 3 symbols.
These models have different behavioral ramifications concerning hominin knowledge and exploitation of the landscape and their subsistence strategies.
"Crowdfunding a person's unpaid medical bills may have significantly different tax ramifications than crowdfunding one's independent film project".
Tokarczuk and Yevtushenko wrestle with questions with ramifications we acknowledge matter.
In Afghanistan, war continued under different circumstances, with serious ramifications for the region and, indeed, the world.
