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The empirical methodology is articulated in Section 4.

Not only will some environmentalists and animal activists find the view underinclusive, but so too will those who subscribe to the "commonsense view" articulated in section 1.

In the remainder of this article, sense data are understood in the sense articulated in section 1.1, and the Sense Data Theory is understood simply as the theory that there are such things, that is, that in perception one is directly aware of mind-dependent things that have the properties that perceptually appear to us.

This information is not a medical certificate in the sense articulated in section 382.23, but airlines are entitled to obtain this documentation as a condition of permitting the emotional support or psychiatric service animal to travel in the cabin with the passenger.

The review is articulated in sections corresponding to the main element present in the pigment, according to increasing atomic number.

These statements articulated in each section might be collectively augmented into appropriate applications for or lessons of current crowdfunding successes following the debate, discussion, and verification.

It thusly made any direct tax subject to the rules articulated in Article I, Section 2. Consequently, unless the U.S. Congress expected all income taxes to be apportioned among the states according to their populations, the power to levy income taxes was rendered impotent.

Our rationale for selecting this tool is articulated in the methods section, and we consider it unlikely that the CIDI would pose a significant risk of culturally-based measurement bias.

The formative assessment was predominantly centered on the in-class activities as articulated in the preceding section.

2) Some of the Discussion is not necessary as various aspects that are presented in the Discussion recapitulates what has already been presented in experimental rationale and interpretation of the key findings has already been clearly articulated in the Results section.

This purpose was served by using pattern-matching logic [ 38] to compare an empirically based pattern with two alternative predictions (planned system change or complex responsive processes) defined prior to data collection and articulated in the Background section of the paper.