The arguments used to promote the proposals were essentially scientific and feasibility arguments, and the proposals developed were only sent to policy makers after a long delay.
To date EU models have only been used to analyze observational datasets (not clinical trials) and there is little guidance as how such studies can be adequately powered, with most studies relying on heuristic or feasibility arguments.
Our hypothesis was originally based on feasibility arguments, namely the frequent lack of immediate access to laboratory results in the clinic, but was further strengthened by statistical arguments related to the low contribution made by the acute phase response to the composite scores.
As can be easily seen, the above argument satisfies feasibility and non-blocking conditions of the core set apportionment in Definition 6.
The first thing to do is to clearly state the goal of the modeling: is the aim to organize data emerging from high-throughput experiments, to test a particular hypothesis, to uncover the basic mechanisms driving some phenomenon, to evaluate the feasibility of an intuitive argument, to make specific predictions, or something else?
It is essential to Rawls's argument for the feasibility and stability of justice as fairness that the parties upon entering society have an effective sense of justice, and that, as members of society, they are capable of doing what justice requires of them, either for its own sake, or because the believe this is what morality requires of them.
In a reply to David (2004), Koch et al. (2004) support their use of an F UE for MEHP of 2.4% and also provide a mathematical argument against the feasibility of 13% as the F UE for MEHP.
"Break Through" goes far beyond arguments about the feasibility of hydrogen or wind power, touring such subjects as Thomas Kuhn's revisionist ideas about scientific truth, Richard Rorty's "liberal ironism" and Francis Fukuyama's neo-Hegelian theory of history.
Now we provide basic arguments showing the feasibility of the continuation method (see Section 4.1 of [85] for more details).
Importantly, in the past, some of these problems have been used as arguments against the feasibility of correlation learning and of the Hebbian cell-assembly model.
Why have all the very convincing arguments on the feasibility of developing wildlife as a resource to compliment conventional forms of food production not been pursued more vigorously?
