An asymmetric essentialist holds that our knowledge of necessity is prior to our knowledge of essence.
A necessity-first approach holds that we first arrive at knowledge of necessary truths, and then derive knowledge of possibility through compatibility with knowledge of necessity.
For example is our knowledge of necessity more fundamental than our knowledge of possibility and essence, and additionally a pathway to our knowledge of both possibility and essence?
Lack of knowledge of the necessity of HBV vaccination was the most common reason for non-vaccinated status, and data showed that this was influenced by participants' educational level.
Associations between categorical variables, such as vaccination uptake and knowledge of the necessity of yearly vaccinations, were evaluated using chi-square test and Fisher exact tests (if expected frequencies were <5 in at least one cell) and a Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test was used to compare the median age in the different groups.
My information and knowledge of the humanitarian necessities were no longer limited to daily media analysis or agency reports sent to my email each month; they were in my heart.
Considering the current state of knowledge, the necessity of optimising prevention and treatment of CVD in patients with RA must be emphasised.
In his main work, The Natural and the Supernatural (1931), Oman developed this view in a wide-ranging treatment of knowledge and perception, of necessity and freedom, and of the history and classification of religions.
Without knowledge about necessity and acceptability of such interventions, the intended aims of promoting primary care could be missed.
A simple reading of the Koran does not suffice: not only is the study of Koranic science a necessity, but knowledge of segments of the prophetic tradition is essential.
For, while civilization has provided all of the comfort and wealth, culture, sophistication and fineries of the world I live in -- it has also robbed us of the direct knowledge of our intuitions, our true necessities, our natural selves.
