The primacy of knowledge is still defended in Oxford today by Timothy Williamson, according to whom knowledge is a mental state "being in which is necessary and sufficient for knowing p" (Williamson 2000, 21), and which "cannot be analysed into more basic concepts" (Williamson 2000, 33).
The model offers the ability of comparing drug release for ibuprofen and diclofenac, which cannot be analysed by the Higuchi model because the dissolution in the latter case turns out to be limited.
The proposed ROI definition of our study will not identify atelectatic regions as lung tissue and these areas cannot be analysed.
The reason to focus our analysis on the issue of health is that there is a large consensus that it is one of the most crucial dimensions of the individual well-being, and hence its allocation cannot be analysed as the distribution of other alternative goods such as consumption (e.g., Fleurbaey and Schokkaert 2011).
Furthermore, impacts of agricultural practices on biodiversity cannot be analysed and evaluated merely from individual cases.
The interplay between these such factors with HIV service delivery is important and well accepted [18], but cannot be analysed given the data available.
Consequently, attendance rates cannot be analysed and the present study is based on analysis of utilisation.
The performance of physical transport operations thus depend on the close interrelations with manufacturing systems, logistics management and information and communication systems [10, 18, 37], which cannot be analysed by the means of productivity indicators only.
The samples of DZ12-DZ15 were taken from the wall painting by scalpel and just in powdery particles and contain a lot of mud, so they cannot be analysed by XRF.
The Mobility Partnerships, entangled in the web of cooperation deployed by the EU and its member states in the region, cannot be analysed separately from the other instruments of cooperation.
