At stake in the development of an evidence-based environmental science, as envisioned also by some environmental science initiatives [ 39], are precisely the modes of proof and evidence in environmental health sciences.
For Scheler, the problem in modernity is that only one type or form of evidence is regarded as objective or true, the mode of rational proof.
We used eight beams to increase the modal frequency of the unwanted rotational mode of the proof mass, and to arrange the piezoresistors symmetrically (Fig. 1a, b).
While the prevailing consensus has been that Kant's criticisms decisively undercut these modes of rational proof, the mid-twentieth century saw a revival of interest in the ontological argument, particularly in the forms proposed by Anselm of Canterbury (see Harshorne 1965, Hick 1967, Malcolm 1960, and Plantinga 1965).
In LIVE/WORK, the worker ants feverishly make tunnels with an invisible collective motive that could be concurrent with the visual recursion of internet production as a mode of survival and proof of existence.
We demonstrate this architecture using a light emitting organic field-effect transistor (LEOFET) operated at a dual-transduction mode, as a proof-of-concept.
Parody is a remarkably libel-proof mode of abuse.
Perhaps co-regulation serves as a fail-proof mode of miRNA regulation to ensure that when one member of a miRNA pair is disabled by mutations or dysfunction, the other is still available to perform its biological function.
The three place relation R follows closely the behaviour of the mode of premise combination in the proof theory for a substructural logic.
In the absence of any actual evidence, their national origin, religious beliefs and mode of dress all were offered as proof of their guilt.
We suggest prioritizing study end points that relate better to the mode of action of immunosuppressive drugs in proof-of-concept trials, i.e. biomarkers of autoimmunity and repeat kidney biopsy to first demonstrate drug efficacy on the underlying systemic disorder and immune complex disease (Table 5).
