Additionally, 2,651 patients with a positive pertussis laboratory test were excluded from the analysis because they lacked a corresponding medical claim for a pertussis related diagnosis during the 14 days before or after specimen collection.
As regards the corresponding claim about metaphysics, it has at one time or another been widely believed (1) that it is the business of metaphysics to justify the ultimate assumptions of the sciences, and (2) that in metaphysics alone there are no unjustified assumptions.
The claim then immediately follows from the corresponding claim in the proof of Proposition 3.8.
From estimates (4.24 - 4.25) we conclude the corresponding claim for problem (4.21).
Each of the claims of the next proposition is meant to be compared with the corresponding claim of Proposition A.2.
The mountain on the right-hand side of the y-axis illustrates the corresponding claim about someone with "positive desert": it is better to overcompensate than to undercompensate such a person.
(b) We prove that the essential net worths vector is increasing in the payments p. The corresponding claim for the illiquid asset's price q can be proven analogously.
Supervaluationists have responded by noting that though the T-schema is not true a corresponding mutual entailment thesis is not threatened: 'p' is true entails and is entailed by p. Strictly weaker than the corresponding claim involving the conditional according to supervaluationism, it might be wondered whether the weaker commitment is sufficient to capture what matters about truth.
All of these issues are quite unimportant for human-to-human communication, since the mapping between these drawing conventions and the corresponding claim about the chemical reality are well understood by organometallic chemists, but the absence of a corresponding mapping from graphics-to-cheminformatics means that these diagrams are unsuitable for use by machines.
The other critics mentioned take the "ought", and the corresponding claim to agreement to be non-moral, yet still genuinely normative as opposed to predictive; a view of this kind is assumed, with varying degrees of explicitness, by a number of other commentators, including Allison (2001, see especially p. 159 and pp. 178 179; 2006, p. 132).
