Basic human values then, are basic and human in virtue of their common expression in a plurality of value contexts and their pertaining to the lives of human beings, and not as a matter of their universal applicability across all of humanity.
Qualitative methods are based on an ontological understanding of human realities as complex and plural, which stays in line with basic assumptions of this project: the complexity and plurality of clinicians' contexts and practices, and thus, perceptions and opinions regarding the PRS tool being implemented.
Feminist theory has countered anti-abortion portrayals of ultrasound images as "objective" evidence of fetal personhood by deconstructing such depictions, offering alternative readings of these images, and emphasizing the plurality of ultrasound across different contexts of its use.
All publications vary regarding a plurality of elements, particularly country setting, treatment combinations and treatment line.
Santelli's research (2001, 2007, 2014), based on a life course approach, has highlighted the importance of these contexts for understanding the plurality of pathways between children of immigrants from the same cohort and from different cohorts.
In order to introduce and evaluate those treatments in a western ethno-cultural context, a strategy including a plurality of research designs is required.
bTriangulation refers to assessing, comparing and cross checking findings using a plurality of evidence sources, derived, for example, from diverse methods, informants, inquirers or contexts.
Context permitting, each possible world can therefore represent a plurality of maximal possibilities each of which differ haecceitistically from one another.
Saucedo (manuscript) defends a plural notion of fundamentality, and argues that the plurality of all things is a fundamental plurality, partly to accommodate both gunk and junk.
Rather, "Biologists typically make do with a plurality of species concepts, invoking one or the other depending on the particular explanatory or investigative context" (Robert and Baylis 2003, 3).
