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The clinical impact of an intervention is somehow dependent on its applicability.

That distinguishes Kant's conception from the idealism of a thinker like Berkeley, for Kant denies, as we have seen, the view that space is somehow dependent upon empirical intuition.

Yet if Leibniz thinks that space is a relational order, that relations are mind-dependent, and that our confused is dependent upon sense perception, is he committed to the idea that space itself is somehow dependent upon sense perception?

While it is plausibly part of theism that every state of affairs that obtains, apart from those that involve God, is somehow dependent on God's will, this does not show that deontic states of affairs are more interestingly connected to the divine will than states of affairs involving mathematics, or physics, or accounting (Murphy 1998, pp. 14 16).

Their writings should not erode the beliefs of ordinary people, who are not skilled in logic, but rather aim to strengthen them spiritually.[23] Marsilius was anxious, however, to avoid the implication that God's foreknowledge is somehow dependent upon human beings.

The crucial idea here is that a proposition is contingently true in this world when it is somehow dependent upon the first free decree of God, that is, when the reason for the truth of the proposition is to be located in the actualization of this particular world.

His mistake was to think that God was somehow dependent on, and grateful for, his violent assistance.

But what does it mean for Kant to say that space and time are somehow dependent on intuition?

The plasmonic properties of silver nanoparticles are somehow dependent on its size, shape, and the dielectric potential of surrounding medium (Morley et al. 2007).

They have also discovered that the extent of this gap was somehow dependent upon certain national policy frameworks, organizational/managerial support and the individual's preferences.

I also felt uncomfortable: as if I were somehow dependent on others to earn my rights as an Asian American for me, without doing any of the necessary work myself.