3 Could it easily be maintained in service? 4 Can it be manufactured [easily]?
It could not be concluded from this that Molyneux's problem could not be solved experimentally, however, for it could be maintained that patients operated upon for cataracts are directly relevant to the solution of it.
The report highlighted the school could not demonstrate that it was maintaining proper accounting records as required by the Companies Act.
There we asked whether QS could be stable as a regulatory mechanism of bacteriocin (anti-competitor toxin) production, and concluded that it could be maintained only when the competing strains were unrelated, and not when the bacteriocin is aimed at related strains which can share the signaling and responding genes involved in QS.
It could be maintained that, at least as far as Vietnam is concerned, the Pres.
Locals then looked for a way to bring the harbour into community ownership where it could be maintained and improved in keeping with the village.
Ross wrote that: "As a member of the civil nuclear energy programme of the United Kingdom I have for several years assured my critics that civil nuclear energy is distinct from military nuclear energy... if at this juncture the UK were to sell plutonium to the Reagan administration, I do not rationally think it could be maintained that we, the UK, have distinguished civil use from military use".
Then, consistent with all empirical phenomena, it could be maintained that Euclidean geometry was compatible with Einstein's theory if only one allowed the existence of such forces.
On the other hand it could be maintained that whilst children lack agency they certainly have fundamental interests meriting protection and thus at least have welfare rights (Brighouse 2002).
