Third, given the vast number of analyses performed, the threshold for claiming formal statistical significance needs careful consideration.
To operationalize "formalization" in a proof-oriented instructional context, I adapt Sjogren's (2010) claim that formal proof explicates (Carnap, 1950) informal proof.
Few of its 10 original organizers claim prior formal political involvement.
By that standard, Palestinians would have claim to formal sovereignty over their neighborhoods in Jerusalem, just as Jews now have it over theirs.
The former head of Mossbourne academy in east London also took aim at a group he called "structural vandals" who claim that formal education inhibits children.
Indeed, in his emergency Budget statement delivered to the House of Commons on 22 June 2010, George Osborne went as far as to claim: "The formal mandate we set is that the structural current deficit should be in balance in the final year of the five-year forecast period, which is 2015-16 in this Budget".
Whether or not GPs will claim a formal role in cancer aftercare, their role will become more prominent due to the increasing numbers of OCP and the shift from inpatient to ambulatory care [ 25].
There is a sharp divide in the corresponding developmental literature: many argue that the innate analog magnitude representation is a prerequisite of the acquisition of arithmetics; others claim that formal education and numerical enculturation sharpens the analog magnitude representation in children.
Claims for universal underpinnings of language acquisition are discussed, including Chomskyan-based nativist claims for formal principles of Universal Grammar (UG) on the one hand, and psychologically motivated claims for extralinguistic perceptual and cognitive constraints shared by children acquiring different languages, on the other.
Mr. Golden claims no formal training in haughty-culture.
The idea came in June 1999, the S.E.C. claims, but formal discussion about a possible sale by company executives did not occur until November 1999.
