Applied in this case, it basically states that it would be permissible to teach evolution – even though the teacher foresees that religious change may be a side effect (or "double effect") – as long as the intention is not religious change, but rather greater student understanding of evolution.
"If tourism were opening North Korea [up], over the 15-year span of this industry we ought to have seen some evolution in the restrictions and permissible exposure of foreigners to North Korean society," says Joshua Stanton, founder of the OneFreeKorea blog.
Objections of a religious nature require care to answer, since a teacher should not endorse any particular religious reaction to evolution as authoritative, but it is permissible, and often helpful, for a teacher to suggest resources that reveal the diversity of religious reactions to evolution to someone who might have thought that rejection is the only possibility.
It is conceivable that codon series swaps were not permissible at the stage in the code's evolution when all 20 amino acids have been already recruited.
The error threshold is a limit on the permissible mutation rate for which "survival of the fittest" holds in Darwinian evolution [ 1].
The evolution of the objective function with the number of source nodes in the permissible region is illustrated in Fig. 4. Figure 4(a) shows the objective function f =min ∑ λ ‖ G ˜ (d, R ; λ ) s (R ) − φ ˜ (d ; λ ) ‖ 1 as a function of the number of source nodes in the permissible source region.
The importance of both pre-adaptation and post-emergence evolution may also explain the apparent paradox of constraints on host shifts, even to permissible hosts, despite the vast potential for rapid genetic change in RNA viruses.
Hassan argued that his views on evolution were firmly within the limits of Islamic thought and that difference of opinion was permissible.
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