In particular, those theorists concerned with the multi-dimensional nature of social and cultural "difference" have stressed how the conception of the autonomous person assumed in such principles (as well as criteria for rational discourse and public deliberation) is a contestable ideal not internalized by all participants in contemporary political life (see, e.g., Brown 1995, Benhabib 1992).
Because we assumed in such cases that all repeated tests were adequate, compliance with follow-up in terms of being 'properly investigated' may have been slightly overestimated.
Our current data suggests that E2/E6 ratios in this range could also reflect integrated HPV16 only and the presence of episomes cannot be assumed in such cases.
The 'causal' model assumed in such models is that the effects of the adaptive opportunity, such as that used in the Iequiv method, are captured in the behaviour of people to outside conditions, for example, a reduction in clothing when outside temperatures are high.
During a planning horizon for the design, however, there usually occur various changes assumed constant in such a strategic or static consideration.
Yet historically, even COIN tactics usually have failed because foreign police forces and social workers--essentially the roles the U.S. military is assuming in such conflicts--rarely have the local legitimacy to tame and even remodel faraway countries with vastly different cultures from that of foreign occupiers.
Assuming that in such a compartment the blood flow is constant (which implies k pg = k fp ), activity conservation leads to a third differential equation for the concentration C p : {dot{C}}_p={k}_{pg}{C}_g-{k}_{pg}{C}_p.
Crabbe and his colleagues were assuming that in such a maximally standardized setup reproducibility of results should be very high.
Motion is assumed to be slow, in such a way that any inertial effects are negligible.
Each wall of the cross-section is assumed to be orthotropic in such a way that normal stress does not cause shear strains to occur.
