As well, the bill carries protections for national-security whistleblowers against retaliation and makes probable cause the basis for foreign-intelligence surveillance of an American or someone on US soil.
For a belief to positively cohere it must in some way be supported or made probable by the doxastic system with which it coheres.
All the raw materials are commercially available and cheap and the entire process is very simple and eco-friendly, which make it probable for real application.
The consensus definitions of infection in critical care require microbiological evidence of pathogens to make a probable diagnosis (for example, Gram stain) or culture to confirm the diagnosis [ 2].
This becomes more evident when we consider that even the simplest of creatures that may otherwise be bereft of a conscious or explicit value judgement system have been imparted (through evolution) the discerning ability to know that doing a certain "A" set of things will make it more probable for them to survive, as opposed to doing a certain "B" set of things.
When one is thinking that some given experience or item x is G, and one is directly aware of the uncertain or not-fully-transparent character of one's awareness, this can make it merely probable for one that x is G.
On the contrary, chronic renal insufficiency made it less probable for the patient to be treated with GPI.
2. Moving goal line: Historical data didn't help in trial design when with later-stage disease, conventional treatments were improving throughout the duration of these trials, making it less probable for their drugs to show significant improvement over the control group.
Within a generation, he says, the influence of Spanish (distributed through Chilean television) has begun to wipe out the local tongue of the Easter Islanders.Only Spanish, Mandarin Chinese and English the world's most widely spoken second language have the sheer numbers of speakers to make it probable that they will survive for at least the next 300 years.
Again, principle (3) does not apply: something's being red cannot make it probable that it is pink, for there are many other shades of red; something's being red1 cannot make it probable that it is red2, for being one determinate shade rules out being the other.
