All designs have their indications and contraindications, and their merits differ in different situations.
B Y the 60's, those aversions all seemed to have had distinct etiologies and to merit different names, and over the coming decades "prejudice" was replaced by a whole lexicon of social pathologies: anti-Semitism, xenophobia, racism, sexism, homophobia, ageism -- and still counting.
Swanton's point is that the only explanation the monist has is that different degrees of value merit different responses.
"The expectation is that there is black breast cancer and white breast cancer, and that they merit different treatments and different screening recommendations," says Otis Brawley, director of the Office of Special Populations at the National Cancer Institute.
That characterization is evidently distinct from saying such speech acts have no direction of fit at all.[8] Direction of fit is also not so fine-grained as to enable us to distinguish speech acts meriting different treatment.
Introductory biology courses are frequently offered separately to biology majors and nonbiology majors, with the assumption that the two groups of students are different enough to merit different courses.
However, on inspection of the study, we believe that this conclusion is premature and that issues with the design, analysis, and interpretation of the data may merit different conclusions.
However, these ATM mutation carriers may merit different approaches to treatment for breast cancer due to their increased radiosensitivity or efficacy of specific chemotherapies associated with ATM mutations [ 92].
Disagreement also exists about the merits of different treatments.
Lawmakers and lobbyists agree that researchers should compare the clinical merits of different treatments.
