Given the temporal nature of FD, the validity of a point-in-time assessment of incipient (suspected) FD in hospital can only be determined by longitudinal (downstream) changes in patients' functional autonomy.
7th century CE) Pratyakṣapariccheda (a portion of Ślokavārttika pertaining to the fourth sūtra of Mīmāṃsā-sūtra), discusses the nature and validity of perception without any consideration of its role in the ascertainment of religious and moral truth; in fact, the Mīmāṃsā-sūtra itself characterizes perception as not being a means of knowing righteousness (Dharma).
The precise meaning of this claim, as well as the nature and validity of the arguments offered in support of it, are matters of scholarly controversy.
Matthew Akers's fascinating film ponders not only the nature and validity of performance art but paints a somewhat hagiographic portrait of Abramovic as the movement's "grandmother".
It has to be acknowledged that underlying attitudinal aspects may result in different outcomes of a consultation, which is inherent to the fact that assessing the nature and validity of a euthanasia request does not merely involve checking off objective criteria but also involves a great deal of subjective and compassionate judgement.
His story asks questions about the nature and validity of art appreciation, and above all involves children by giving a painting a personality of its own.
Many of the facts at hand — falling ice, who touched whom and in what order, the nature or validity of the prohibition against climbing that day — are in dispute, and yet may be of middling significance in light of what happened next.
Though we didn't examine all the documents stipulating these quality control procedures in each examination board, we believe the practices that they reported, to a large extent, reflect the nature and validity of their quality control procedures.
Comparisons between results obtained with the different methods can provide insight into the nature and validity of these assumptions.
"We need a worldview grounded in science that does not deny the richness of human nature and the validity of modes of knowing other than the scientific...
