Feyerabend argued that all of these views cannot accommodate the fact that the history of science reveals revolutionary developments in which incommensurable alternatives replaced existing ideas in the course of progress.
And as Miliband, today's great loser, put it in his resignation speech, the frustrating thing about change is that it's measured in millimetres, and not always in the direction you want: "The course of progress and social justice is never simple or straightforward.
In the course of the analysis we progressed according to the guidelines, and endeavoured to include as many verbal citations as possible.
In the course of secondary hyperparathyroidism, parathyroid growth progresses gradually from diffuse hyperplasia to nodular hyperplasia, and eventually to formation of adenomas at advanced stages [ 2– 4].
The investigation of impulsive functional differential or integro-differential frameworks is interesting for their application in strengthening techniques and phenomena conditional on short-time perturbations in the course of their progress.
Patients developing hemoglobin values below 10.2 g/dl in the course of therapy progressed significantly worse than those with higher hemoglobin concentrations (p = 0.01).
In the course of the study, some subjects remained cognitively normal, while others progressed to MCI.
In support of this observation, the level of transferring was increasing during the course of rapidly progressing retinal degeneration in rd10 mice when compared with controls at the same age (Deleon et al. 2009).
Recent studies employing magnetic resonance imaging have shown that marginal joint erosions occur very early in the course of RA and progress throughout the disease [ 1, 2].
Peripheral conduction deficit among M. leprae-infected armadillos begins early in the course of their disease and progresses over time (Fig. 1).
It is instructive to note that in the course of the 15th century the progress of the three-generation lineage of Josetsu, Shūbun, and Sesshū can be described as a movement from physical permanence and relative security to a peripatetic existence necessitated by political instability and from conservative to more generalized or secular themes.
