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Nevertheless, the fact that there existed this range of possible explanations all assuming the existence of atoms can be seen as constituting evidence for atoms by those favouring inferences to the best explanation.

Any restriction on travel could be seen as constituting administrative intrusion into research, a very touchy issue in contemporary times.

The combination of the three above dimensions can be seen as constituting a "learning space".

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In addition to this division into three matching pairs of books, the poem can also be seen as constituted by two balanced halves, orchestrated by the themes of life and death.

Given that single-sex bathrooms have never been seen as constituting sex discrimination, the tricky question is whether limiting them based on biological sex, rather than gender, does indeed discriminate on the basis of sex.

First, a philosopher who denied the existence of those things that had once been seen as constituting the subject-matter of metaphysics first causes or unchanging things would now be considered to be making thereby a metaphysical assertion.

Instead, language itself is seen as constituting the psyche, which is, hence, observable through the deployment of linguist resources.

Apart from information initiatives such as the 'Nanotruck' in Germany, science fairs and similar outreach activities, a number of participatory events of different guises were seen as constituting a new way of introducing a technology.

The CHEXI includes four subscales, which were created based on Barkley's (1997) hybrid model in which inhibition, working memory, regulation, and planning are seen as constituting the major EF deficits in children with ADHD.

In ethnically divided societies, variation in rates of military recruitment across the major ethnic groups can result in the armed forces being seen as constituted by, or representing, one ethnic group against others.

Yet the sick role is seen as "increasingly contingent, constituted by diagnostic procedures and agreed-upon conventions negotiated and renegotiated outside the patient's body" [ 21].

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