Many for example can only apply to expressions made against an exhaustively defined set of categorizations (e.g. race, ethnicity, religion).
One major concern is that this implies an ability to divide the gradual variability of the Earth's surface into a finite number of discrete non-overlapping classes, which are considered to be exhaustively defined and mutually exclusive.
Third – it is important to remember that many anti-discrimination approaches apply only to acts of discrimination made with respect of certain categories (e.g. based on ethnicity/religion/sexuality).77 These categories are often exhaustively defined and often based upon prominent minority groups that have been known to be be historic victims of discrimination.
The simple structure of signal model (13) allows to verify this design: In this artificial case, the imposed signal model dependencies (cf. Fig. 2b) exhaustively define the important extrinsic channels for each intrinsic one.
The ICHD-II classification of the secondary chronic headaches is a challenge since chronicity is not defined exhaustively [4].
Therefore, we would emphasize that it is extremely important to carry out experiments in animal models that use more rigorous criteria to define exhaustively all the ramifications of immune regulation and potential side effects of helminth infection in the context of malaria.
In his deductive theology, Gregory devoted much time and space to defining his terms and exploring exhaustively the implications of possible solutions, a practice that makes his Sentences commentary a joy to read and a philosophical classic.
The need for defining an explicit and relevant clinical question, exhaustively searching for the totality of evidence, meticulous and unbiased data transfer or extraction, assessment of between study heterogeneity and the use of appropriate statistical methods for estimating summary effect measures are essentially the same for the two approaches.
(2) The predictive values used in the studies that derived each CDR should have been exhaustively identified and well defined, to facilitate its reproducible use.
There are various ways of defining 'idiolect', but for the purposes of this entry an idiolect is a language (or some part or aspect of a language) that can be characterized exhaustively in terms of intrinsic properties of some single person, the person whose idiolect it is.
