In all, rationalists have a strong argument for the Intuition/Deduction thesis relative to our substantive knowledge of the external world, but its success rests on how well they can answer questions about the nature and epistemic force of intuition made all the more pressing by the classic empiricist reply.
"But beyond that, our substantive understanding of the role of particulate pollution, of the extent of the problems caused by acid rain, mercury and greenhouse gases, has all grown in the last 19 months".
"While it is not my intention to throw bricks, I will be frank in our substantive assessment of where various issues stand," he said, adding that the mood had changed from hopeful to grim over the past three months.
These analyses confirm that the choice of dataset does not affect our substantive findings - whenever not directly reported in the manuscript the results can be found in Section 3 of Additional file 1.
But on a more systematic level, the result of our lack of substantive, internationally comparable gun control is entirely clear: the US is not only an international outlier in its lack of gun control, it is also a massive outlier in terms of firearm violence.
That said, the runway in support of our online presence is substantive.
28 29 The main strength of our study is the substantive nature of the findings described above, which provide some insight into patient preferences for EOL communication behaviours.
Tabb: Well, there could conceivably be a consensus of the signatories to the Berne Convention, that aspects of certain substantive provisions of our treaty are to be assumed under Berne.
You wish to prosecute this case for political purposes, you are not interested in the substantive processes of our country and respecting them.
