Such knaves have no grasp of the importance of principle!
Despite its proposed importance, the principle of self-assembly seems to be almost absent from the science education literature.
This point is of central importance – in principle each question prompts a new decision about which information is to be considered evidence.
All submissions to BMC Biology are screened first for suitability on grounds of their interest or importance in principle for the journal - usually by an Editorial Board member, sometimes (if there is no appropriate Editorial Board member, or none is available) by an appropriate expert not on our Board.
This has the advantage of being able to assess the importance of the principles when two very important principles conflict, which was not the case in the Landau and Osmo [ 15] study.
Prior research has tended to only measure the importance of principles either in scenarios, in isolation (one principle at a time), or with post-hoc matching of responses to set criteria.
The present study proposes an additional way to assess the importance of principles by computing the relative weight of principles for each individual.
Indeed, when drawing from the usual resources for theorizing in political philosophy — principles, facts (including presumed facts), and intuitions from thought experiments — cosmopolitan authors typically stress the importance of principles, while pro-nationalists stress that of facts.
This characterization has importance under principles of the conflict of laws.
Rules of usage are well worth mastering, but they pale in importance behind principles of clarity, style, coherence, and consideration for the reader.
Despite their importance, the principles that govern the structure, topology, function, development and evolution of biological flow networks are not well understood.
