In Essays on Truth and Reality he takes these ideas further, arguing for 'the identity of truth knowledge and reality' (p. 113) and vehemently rejecting all alternatives, including not solely the copy-theory, but also any understanding of the concept of truth in terms of pragmatic success.
According to the Supreme Court, "redress of grievances" is to be construed broadly: it includes not solely appeals by the public to the government for the redressing of a grievance in the traditional sense, but also, petitions on behalf of private interests seeking personal gain.
The advantages with the new ASTA symptom burden questionnaire are that it is suitable for most forms of arrhythmias, assesses symptom burden separately and includes not solely different symptoms, but also the duration and the frequency of the episodes.
By selecting communities, the researchers included not only 'pure pastoralists' who rely solely on pastoral production, but also pastoral households that have diversified their livelihood strategies and may no longer rely much on pastoral production.
A goal of the survey was to include responses not solely from expert individuals in the field but to include regulatory members and "appliers" who are involved less directly in DDM&S activities.
In the absence of this practice, we should at least be cautious in interpreting any reported effect of treatment from a meta-analysis including (but not solely consisting of) industry-funded trials.
Subsequently the difference in unit and item non response between the two questionnaires may also have been due to the fact that different questions were included, and not solely due to the length of the questionnaires.
Perhaps it's time that we expand our prison reform focus to everyone else, to include drug offenders, not solely address the concerns of drug offenders at the expense of everyone else.
In terms of the impact of bTB on public health, our results suggest that the high rates of extrapulmonary TB seen in humans in Ethiopia are likely due to a combination of factors that include, but are not solely a consequence of, M. bovis transmission from cattle to humans.
The term does not solely include patients and their carers, but may also include members of the general public, potential patients and public, community and voluntary organizations and health professionals.
