The problem this raises for the formalist is this: the metatheory is itself a substantial piece of mathematics, ostensibly committed to an infinite realm of objects which are not, on the face of it, concrete.
This analysis, in ostensibly healthy young adults, demonstrates a substantial association between plasma adiponectin and lipoprotein particle size.
The Guardian recently disclosed about 1,500 pages of the documents, which seemed to show substantial coordination between candidates and ostensibly independent groups.
For in each case, Kant thinks that a feature of self-consciousness (the essentially subjectival, unitary and identical nature of the "I" of apperception) gets transmuted into a metaphysics of a self (as an object) that is ostensibly "known" through reason alone to be substantial, simple, identical, etc.
Acanthodian internal anatomy is primarily understood from Acanthodes bronni2,7,8,9,10 because it remains the only example preserved in substantial detail, central to which is an ostensibly osteichthyan braincase1,2,7.
Furthermore, although monoclonal antibodies and TKIs ostensibly inhibit the same targets, there appear to be substantial differences in their clinical activity [ 34].
Of the three big console-makers, only Sony has put a substantial amount of weight behind 3-D gaming, ostensibly to support its upcoming line of 3-D TVs this summer, with a slate of 3-D games to be released at the same time.
Banks maintain large inventories of the securities ostensibly to facilitate trading, but these inventories in fact include substantial quantities of proprietary investments hidden within market-maker inventories.
But even if care is ostensibly "free," the patient and her family may still incur substantial "informal" charges---costs of supplies and medications as well as bribes and gratuities for access and services that can dwarf other expenditures [ 138].
It further asserted that oversight of many reconstruction projects ostensibly managed by the Red Cross had been delegated to other NGOs, thereby diverting substantial monies into administrative costs.
