The differences in this distribution of argument types, specifically the more extensive use of scientific arguments in states with stronger legislation, were statistically significant (Pearson's correlation coefficient = 0.921; two tailed p-value < 0.01).
(The following order of the categories follows the ranking of the frequency distribution of the arguments given in favour of a career in medicine).
In addition, we were also interested in whether the frequency distribution of the given arguments for and against a career in medicine would vary according to whether or not residents would all over again decide to go into medical training (Table 4.1 and 4.2).
South Africa's uniquely unequal distribution of wealth, the argument goes, feeds the country's violence.
The founders, Skousen wrote, believed in the equal protection of rights, but not the equal distribution of things — an argument that many Tea Party activists now make against the health care overhaul passed in March.
4. For a distinction between several ways in which social institutions can causally contribute to the distribution of advantage, and an argument that these distinctions are morally relevant to the assessment of justice claims, see Pogge (2004a, 2004b).
The research, which was sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, stands in the face of arguments that a more equitable distribution of teachers could substantially move metrics of educational attainment. .
The group initially defended the distribution of the mailer with the argument that "concerns have not been fully addressed by Congress or the administration".
In the data that follows in this section, we give granular data about the distribution of alternations for the lone single-argument verb and for one of the two-argument verbs, and less granular data for the higher-arity verbs.
