"When parties have tried to make the argument that television, newspapers and billboards are part of the same relevant advertising market as radio, that hasn't flown with the Justice Department or the courts," Mr. Rosston said.
From this we may conclude that both methods of abstraction that we used, functional classification and network representation, retained some of the same relevant information of the system.
Interestingly, most of the parameters showing individual differences control the angular flapping velocity of the wing, which does not differ between individuals, and suggest a potentially different way of obtaining the same relevant output.
The higher survival for patients with a short delay from alarm symptom presentation to urinary tract cancer diagnosis is in line with findings of Wallace et al. 17 The association between numbers of presentations with the same relevant alarm symptom and increased risk of a relevant cancer diagnosis is a novel finding that warrants additional investigation.
All mutant alleles obtained in this work were subjected to extensive genetic analysis and strains used in displayed experiments were typical of strains having the same relevant genotype, i.e. no genetic background effects were observed.
That is, it seems that if this is a bona fide problem then it will affect any account of the value of knowledge which has the same relevant features as reliabilism i.e., which regards the greater value of knowledge over true belief as instrumental value, where the instrumental value in question is relative to the valuable good of true belief.
The filter should maintain the sensitivity (or recall) of the original subject-only search, retrieving the same relevant studies (cell A of Table 1).
This is because to accept animal rights (or fetus rights), one must have a more expansive conception of what sorts of beings have rights than those who reject animal rights (or fetus rights)—and because fetuses and animals seem to share most of the same morally relevant properties (e.g., they are both sentient, but neither are intelligent).
If more than one paper reported different aspects of the same study, all relevant papers were included.
Mr. Monk starts with a street map of his area of interest to which he adds little plaques of color lettered with information and connected, with a line of the same color, to the relevant point on the map.
The physical resemblance of two stimulation patterns, what Quine calls receptual similarity, is not enough to make them constitute events of the same type, in the relevant sense; two such patterns may resemble each other very closely yet lead to quite different responses.
