While the GRADE approach focuses on assessing the quality of available evidence, we identified factors that outline which types of evidence can, in principle, be available, thereby providing arguments for reimbursement decisions when the available evidence does not match the evidence that is considered necessary and feasible.
Additionally, we might ask whether the property of intellectual openness is to be understood as the evidence is lacking, or as the evidence is in principle lacking.
This encourages the idea that any genuine piece of evidence can in principle be grasped by multiple individuals; anything which cannot be so grasped is either not genuine evidence or is at best a degenerate species thereof.
The participant speaking in support of the cuts to arts had a simple argument, grounded not in evidence but in principle: it's not right to take people's money off them against their volition (ie through taxation) in order to spend it on the arts.
Reflection on examples drawn from more homely contexts also casts doubt on the idea that all genuine evidence is in principle accessible to multiple individuals.
Lange concedes that Czolbe's materialism, were it to actually be supported by empirical evidence, is in principle able to avoid undermining itself.
We also provide evidence that in principle co-infection of BSE and scrapie cannot be excluded at least in an experimental model.
If we were to consider all our evidence, we could, in principle, find that the balance of our total evidence supports theism, and infer from the truth of theism that there is no pointless evil.
And even evidence that might in principle be uncontaminated can be interfered with by the state.
But although so far no one has observed any evidence for it, in principle that symmetry can be violated.
