Respondents in the no labelling condition selected meals with the highest mean energy content and those viewing the kilojoule and kilojoule + traffic light information selected meals with a significantly lower mean energy content, that constituted a reduction of around 500 kJ (120 kcal).
It's the content that constitutes the substantial job.
In brief, x-phi supplies the necessary clarification of conceptual content that constitutes the raw material for explication.
The multiple 'ways' in which the same property can be represented, according to Peacocke, are not modes of presentation of the sort that constitute the contents of beliefs.
According to Wundt, the representations (Vorstellungen) that constitute the contents (Inhalt) of consciousness all have their elemental basis in sensations (Empfindungen) (PP I: 281).[35] Sensations are never given to us as elemental, however; we never apperceive them "purely," but always already "connected" (verbunden) in the representation of a synthesized perception (PP I: 281).
In fact, what Kelsen really offered us here is an invitation to provide a reductive explanation of the concept of legal validity in terms of some set of social facts, the facts that constitute the content of any given basic norm.
To gain more insight into the aspects of GP-care that MUPS patients evaluated less positively, we examined the items that constitute the content-related quality of care scale (see Table 5).
Although the inference of gene gain depends on tree topology and therefore cannot be construed as direct evidence of the monophyly of any group, such a high number of gains indicates a strong signal of shared gene content among the archaeal phyla that constitute the TACK superphylum.
Phantom object generation refers to the creation of the primitives that constitute the main content of an image.
Finally, the tissue content and/or levels of certain proteins that constitute useful biomarkers may be genetically determined, and this heritability may have to be accounted for [ 30].
