But scientific reasoning is the basic way human beings achieve knowledge about their world.
On the other hand, phenomenology itself claims to achieve knowledge about the nature of consciousness, a distinctive kind of first-person knowledge, through a form of intuition.
That means, of course, asking an essentially empirical question: does this rule of inclusion or exclusion in fact increase the likelihood that fact finders, given what they are actually like, will achieve knowledge about disputed matters of fact (i.e., does it maximize veritistic value).
Thereby we achieved knowledge about the biology of GRPs in untreated esophageal adenocarcinomas and their partly heterogenous expression patterns even in conditions without the presumably strong influence CTX/RCTX.
In this paper, we present a comparative assessment of the way policy-science dialogues have achieved knowledge co-production about strategic urban environmental governance action using the cities of Berlin in Germany and Rotterdam in the Netherlands as case studies.
The introduction of this ecological perception of microbiology is the key to achieving real knowledge about the influence of the microbiota in human health and disease.
Their main focus centered on being conscious about their thoughts and views and on achieving more knowledge about the nature of the symptoms in order to decrease anxiety when those symptoms rose.
To achieve this, knowledge about local conditions that either enhance or impede the utilization of renewable energy sources, as well as knowledge of the energy demand in the study region, is required.
The programme "Soundscape Support to Health" will achieve new knowledge about the adverse health effects of noise pollution on humans and will investigate the link between well-being and health and perceived soundscapes for optimizing the acoustic soundscapes in urban residential areas.
Understanding microRNA biogenesis has been greatly achieved; however, knowledge about the tissue distribution and functional consequences remains more elusive.
