As expected, athletes who denied doping use consistently expressed opinions regarding doping use, necessity and status similar to or even more rigid than those of clean athletes.
She had tried many times, she said, but just could not like it.In this solidly researched, interesting and only occasionally strident book, Christopher Snowdon, an independent researcher, documents the cigarette's journey from patriotic necessity to pariah status.
Simpson eventually faded from the limelight, her rise and fall occurring before what could be argued as the the golden age of reality TV, and before the ubiquitousness of social media became a necessity for celebrity status.
To the Tang, the horse was not only a military necessity but also a status symbol.
Doubtful of the status and necessity of the international gathering, only 76 of the 144 Anglican bishops attended the first conference.
How is Quine to explain the apparent necessity and a priori status of some truths without appeal to the Principle of Tolerance?
Many philosophers have hoped that the apparent necessity and a priori status of the claims of logic, mathematics and much of philosophy would prove to be due to these claims being analytic, i.e., explaining why such claims seemed to be true "in all possible worlds," and knowable to be so "independently of experience".
These findings highlight the necessity of investigating glycaemic status early in patients with ACS as, for example, before coronary angiography, since it has influence on therapeutic strategies such as PCI vs CABG, choice of stent, and more.
These results show the importance of copper and iron nutriture and metabolism as factors which reduce lead toxicity, and emphasize the necessity of considering nutritional status in evaluating lead toxicity.
In the play, John Rutherford views his tyranny over his home and business -- a glassworks -- as a necessity for overcoming wretched lower-class status, a status that he believes his family has escaped through hard work.
Nomic necessity is a special modal status enjoyed by all and only the propositions that are metaphysically necessitated by the natural laws.
