For a contemporary development of these constructive systems, see section 2.4.1 of Wansing (1993).
The original motivation for the development of constructive mathematics was to put the idea of mathematical existence on a constructive or computable basis.
A key weakness of the acceptance strategy, if less acknowledged, is that even in situations where acceptance may work at a local level, other influences can interfere with the development of a constructive working relationship between humanitarian agencies and local actors.
A notable development of the latter approach is the constructive empiricism of Bas van Fraassen, according to which science aims not at true theories but at theories which are "empirically adequate," in the sense that they capture or predict relevant truths about observable matters.
A major achievement in detecting epistasis for complex traits is the development of constructive induction approaches [6], including the multifactor dimensionality reduction method (MDR) [7], [8], [9], the combinatorial partitioning method (CPM) [10], and the restricted partition method (RPM) [11].
Another fundamental step in the development of constructive set theory was Friedman's "Set-theoretical foundations for constructive analysis" (Friedman 1977).
Despite these advantages, a dynamic spinal implant (DSI) generates complications which require clinical follow-up, the continuous development of constructive solutions and structured optimization of the implant architecture using current mechanical design methods.
Investigations and analyses of this kind lend themselves to the development of constructive, inclusive public health policies that can improve the wellbeing of marginalised populations by understanding how people articulate their concerns.
A lack of clear roles, objectives and also enthusiasm from its members can hinder the development of constructive management.
Flexibility of resources in allowing a family-centered approach and the development of constructive responses appear merited.
