For instance, a just system of criminal law must convict and punish only those who are responsible, in the sense of being answerable for their crimes: only those who have the capacities necessary to answer for their actions, who are bound by this criminal law, and who are answerable to the political community whose law it is and whose courts call them to answer.
Patients who do not wish to provide stool samples but are happy to participate in all other aspects of the trial will be eligible for recruitment, as the stool samples are not necessary for answering the primary aim of the trial.
Wolfram Alpha is almost more of an engineering accomplishment than a scientific one — Wolfram has broken down the set of factual questions we might ask, and the computational models and data necessary for answering them, into basic building blocks — a kind of basic language for knowledge computing if you will.
A focus on loss and damage makes sense when this is necessary for answering a certain question.
That is, (G_c) only needs to retain the information necessary for answering queries in (mathcal{Q}) and hence can achieve a better compression ratio than lossless compression schemes.
Gardner shows how Zhu had effectively enriched the text as a tool for self-cultivation whereas earlier commentaries of the Han and Tang dynasties had just given glosses necessary for answering examination questions.
The BRC is an essential part of the molecular physiology group, working with basic researchers and providing the tools necessary for answering novel questions about cellular transport and metabolism.
Directions include examples of thought processes necessary for answering the questions.
However, the systematic review of research using other study designs is increasingly common and recognised as necessary for answering many research questions that are not amenable to RCTs.
While preparing a systematic review, it may be important at an early time point to identify the relevant and the most appropriate study designs necessary to find answers for a variety of prespecified outcomes.
He described Jean as an "amazing individual" and said that "if the grand jury deems necessary, this officer should have to answer for her actions in a court of law in Dallas county".
