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Meanings of telos in English
Chemical compound.
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Examples for "ctx"
Examples for "ctx"
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Patients' survival after CTx was associated with the TS tandem repeat polymorphism.
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For combined treatment CTX was given 15 min prior to heating.
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High-dose CTX contributed to tumor-mass reduction particularly in patients presenting with high-tumor burden.
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Twenty-two patients, 11 in each arm, received CTX as a further line agent.
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The effect of CTx administration was explored with a propensity score matching analysis.
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Six dogs with lornoxicam induced severe gastrointestinal bleeding are described.
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Results: There were no significant differences in inflammation and cartilage degeneration, between control and lornoxicam applied knees.
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Grade 3 inflammatory changes occurred only in one knee in lornoxicam group, at 24 h after injection.
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Immunohistochemical staining and an electrophoretic mobility shift assay were performed to evaluate the effect of lornoxicam on NF-kappaB activation in the corneal tissues.
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In this study, the effects of intraarticular administration of lornoxicam on the synovium and articular cartilage in the rat knee joint were investigated.
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CLTX was founded in Singapore and offers exchange products in freight, energy, metals and agriculture.
Usage of telos in English
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Human telos, on the other hand, is far more plastic and malleable.
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Thus, for Aristotle, telos is a foundational concept for looking at the world.
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Hence, I have not advanced an orthodox Aristotelian view of telos.
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While their telos would certainly be improved, other animals would very likely be harmed.
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But as his analysis of animal telos makes clear, nature can be surprisingly flexible.
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Let us recall that a telos is not only genetically based but environmentally expressed.
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Surely height augmentation will not change the human telos.
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For the new-look telos, it's now all slick minimalist furniture, plasma TVs and free mini-bars.
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TELEOLOGY: the belief in design and purpose (telos) in nature.
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Thus, god's telos, contained in its activity of thinking, is clearly known because of its simplicity.
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Steamy liaisons in short stay hotels -or telos -are nothing new in Argentina's capital.
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But we ought not fundamentally alter the human telos of a human being in any analogous way.
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One cannot harm a species (or telos) except by harming the individuals falling under the concept.
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The price, therefore, of improving one telos of animals in nature may well be to degrade the efficacy of others.
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By the "is" level, I mean those modifications that directly affect mainly the biology of the human telos.
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Now that we need no longer respect telos to use animals successfully, the concept helps articulate our moral obligations to them.
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