Since, as Dummett argues (in a point further developed in Lowe 1989 and Wiggins 2001), proper names and sortal terms must be associated with a criterion of identity that determines the conditions under which the term may be correctly applied again to one and the same thing (1973/1981, 73 75), we may use the associated criteria of identity in order to distinguish categories of objects referred to.
It's popular to blame Washington for everything, but, in this specific case, the blame may be correctly applied.
On the contrary, sharing information within personal stories may also hide risks, especially when acting as a deterrent for patients from visiting health professionals or the public may not know how to correctly apply online information about their personal health situation.
An example of performance objectives for adolescents using condoms correctly and consistently (target behavior) may be: buy condoms, carry condoms, negotiate condom use with partner, correctly apply condoms, and maintain condom use over time (Schaalma et al., 1996).
Moreover, environmental cases may cross the boundaries of many types of law – criminal, civil, administrative, etc. – and may require a broad foundation of scientific knowledge to allow a judge to correctly apply these laws as intended.
An inappropriate teaching approach may be the cause of such problem; therefore it has motivated the development of a model for SQC teaching, allowing its learners to correctly apply SQC techniques.
This task will enable teams to more correctly apply resources to the most difficult projects.
Forget new ideas -- we can't seem to correctly apply the old ones!
The authors did correctly apply a Bonferroni correction.
Modulation of HIF activity, if correctly applied, may be therapeutically beneficial in tumour therapy.
