While the volume will not change the minds of confirmed Humeans, it does constitute a needed counterweight in Humean studies". "This short book.... consists of an incisive and illuminating critical study of Hume's celebrated chapter, "Of Miracles," and of the elaborations and defenses of that line of argument by several later philosophers...
He believes the way marijuana laws are unequally applied to minorities constitutes a need for reform.
Although the CHM guidance defined staggered overdose in terms of duration of consumption, the amount of paracetamol required to constitute an overdose needing acetylcysteine was not defined and this may have increased hospital referrals and treatment for patients with modest overdoses.
As a result, the patient cannot get feedback from his family doctor as to whether post-operative problems, such as urinary symptoms, are typical or constitute a complication in need of intervention.
With commodity prices falling during the period (and gold prices falling fast), stock prices did not constitute a bubble that needed to be popped by the Fed.
Knowing that humans can be massively and systematically mistaken encourages the moral anti-realist to deny that popular opinion in favor of moral realism would constitute a burden he needs to overcome.
The critically ill lose their capability to understand and to make a judgement, and they therefore constitute a 'vulnerable population' needing special and reinforced protection [ 2].
Patients in critical care lose their capability to make a judgement, and constitute a 'vulnerable population' needing special and reinforced protection.
The 248 putative secreted effectors found in all four smut genomes might constitute a core set needed for pathogenicity, whereas those 92 that are found in all grass-parasitic smuts but have no ortholog in Me. pennsylvanicum might constitute a set of effectors important for successful colonization of grass hosts.
