Even if this is accepted, however, it does not follow that there cannot be a more substantial notion of objectivity.
Just as certain well-endowed hospitals sooner resemble resorts than health-care centres, the Intersect concept reflects a substantial shift in the notion of how consumers should shop for prestige automobiles.
(G II 97/AG 86) In the period of the Discourse on Metaphysics and Correspondence with Arnauld, Leibniz appeals to certain Scholastic notions, chief among them, the notion of a substantial form.
In The Sublime Object of Ideology, Žižek rejects the notion of a substantial individual subject, the usual understanding of the "I" of René Descartes's dictum "Cogito, ergo sum" (Latin: "I think, therefore I am").
In response to Des Bosses' concerns Leibniz developed the notion of a substantial bond (vinculum substantiale).
While it remains to be directly sampled e.g. through drill cores, the notion of a substantial chemotrophic biosphere is supported by YNP hydrogeology, which suggests a prolific network of subsurface hydrothermal channels (White et al. 1975; Fournier 1989; Chapelle et al. 2002).
These findings support the notion of a substantial cortical involvement in human walking.
Collectively, our results support the notion that a substantial fraction of CD patients tolerate oats poorly.
These data support the notion that a substantial subset of patients with limited-stage follicular lymphoma may be cured with radiotherapy alone.
Whilst you claim that the results support the notion that a substantial fraction of adaptive evolution is through a quantitative (infinitessimal-style) response, it appears feasible that the primary driver of genealogical history/selection is indeed through HA/NM, but acts in a structured population.
A substantial body of evidence supports the notion that the development of a suppressive environment during chronic inflammation limits the success of immune-based and conventional therapies, skewing the balance in favor of a developing pathology.
