By (2), knowledge security implies knowledge: evidence that entails p also entails anything that p entails, so if S has evidence that entails p, and believes q upon seeing it is entailed by p, then S's evidence entails q.
Note, finally, that determinism neither entails physicalism nor is entailed by it.
The enrolled infants had been screened by local protocol, which entailed at least two ultrasound studies in the first week of life, followed by weekly ultrasound studies until discharge.
Studies identified in the literature search were eligible for inclusion if they entailed at least 10 autopsies (either full or limited) of HIV-infected adults or children, if they reported the prevalence of TB amongst those autopsied and were conducted in a low or middle-income country.
Morrison agrees, emphasising the skill entailed at this level.
This indicates that the major transcriptional shifts we have observed in the present study by restriction of protein in later stages of growth are also entailed by restriction of protein at the gestational stage.
This presumably entails but is not entailed by local distributive cross-linguistic compositionality of meaning.
After 40, more seem to be satisfied with what their life entails at the moment, Mr. Blanchflower and Mr. Oswald say.
That actual language behavior commits us to a linguistic dào-type, but it's not clear what the commitment entails at this choice point.
It turned out that a lot of what being the head of the G.F.F.A. entailed was sitting at lunch in the dining hall, listening while a boy made some offensive joke because I was present, because I was head of the G.F.F.A., and then acting outraged; it was weirdly like I was practicing to be a guest on a cable-news shoutfest.
