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in Q.
                  ... ought to be included in any description/ analysis of Q.
               •     There is no real difference between P and Q. The reasoning that P proved to be
                     true.
                    Evidence for P may be obtained in studies on the myocardium.
               •     (On my analysis/ In my judgment) ... it is precisely R that distinguishes P and Q.
                    Experimental data obtained at the laboratory/ used in this study ... show that P.
                    Apart from its cosmological significance, ... P is Q.
                    The problem of P ... is to occupy a significant place in current research.
               •     Can we draw any conclusions from our analysis?
                    Any P requires Q/ is either Q or R We are not able to do P with any real success.
                    Any such theory must be able to deal with all PP. In regard to any subject matter
                     P.
                    In any case, there is an overlap/ difference in PP. In any area of science, there
                     will be P.
                    I wish     ...to close with some predictions about Р/ to conclude by saying that P.
                    My expectation/ hope/ prediction … is that P will provide Q.

                     1.7. Appendix

               1.7.1. Appendices; Latin abbreviations and expressions
               Latin abbreviations:
               cf.        confer           compare             i.e./ ie      id est       that is
               e.g./ eg   exempli          for example         N.B./ NB      nota bene  note
                          gratia                                                          well
               etc.       et cetera        and the rest        v.s./ vs./ vs  versus      against
               ib./ibid.  ibidem           in    the   same  viz.            Videlicet    namely
                                           place

               Latin (derived) expressions:
               ad hoc          for this special        ipso facto              by the fact itself
                               object
               ad hominem  to the man                  mutatis mutandis        with the necessary
                                                                               changes
               ad infinitum  to infinity               par excellence          preeminently
               alter ego       another self            per se/Se               itself
               alter idem      another exactly the     prima-facie             at a first view
                               same
               ceteris         other things being      reductio ad             a reducing to the limit
               paribus         equal                   absurdum
               inter alia      among other things      sine qua поп            an indispensable
                                                                               condition
               in toto         entirely

               1.7.2. Acknowledgments

               •     Thanks  to/  I  thank  sincerely  F  ...  for  help  /  for  helpful  comments  and
                     discussions.

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