The aim was consistent with the design of a process of oxidation of highly chlorinated PCBs, which is independent from their reductive dehalogenation.
A longstanding criticism of convergence to the truth as an aim of inquiry is that, while fine in itself, this aim is consistent with any crazy behaviour in the short run [Salmon 1991].
Principal component analysis with the 34 AIMs was consistent with this designation, because most of the of individuals clustered between the HapMap samples for individuals of Northern European (CEU) and Asian (CHB and JPT) genetic ancestry.
This outcome reflects the overall aim of the intervention and is consistent with the fact that walking activity is the preferred choice of activity within the population.
Such facts can be easily revealed by the huge variety of health/nutritional products in the homes of the elderly living in urban areas.23Hence, improving the structure of survival-oriented consumption can provide guidelines for the development of consumption in general, which is consistent with the aim of the supply-side reform as well.
This causal view of latent traits is consistent with the aim of GWAS to detect genetic variants that cause individual differences in operationalizations such as sum-scores.
This study was powered to detect a difference in change in ambulatory activity of 2000 steps per day between groups; a difference of this magnitude reflects the primary behaviour change aim of the intervention programme and is consistent with the national physical activity recommendations and the intervention effect observed in the proof of concept study that preceded this trial [ 9, 17].
They aim at what is often called a "naturalistic theory": "naturalistic" because the aim is to give a theory that is consistent with the claim that the fundamental furniture of the universe is nothing but what the natural sciences describe.
The integration of Essex Crossing with its neighborhood is consistent with the aims of the Essex Crossing Task Force, a panel of community board members, elected officials and former site tenants that was set up to guide the development after decades of disagreement over what to do with the empty site.
This approach is consistent with the "'ultimate aim [of the Copyright Act], to stimulate artistic creativity for the general public good.'" Sony Corp. of Am. v. Universal City Studios, Inc., 464 U.S. 417, 432 (1984) (quoting Twentieth Century Music Corp. v. Aiken, 422 U.S. 151, 156 (1975)).
