Sentence examples for possible contents of from inspiring English sources

A description of the possible contents of each of these data tabs for a chemical search result will be discussed separately below.

Many attempts have been made since to solve what is essentially the same problem, which arises with any view of moral judgments that denies that they are truth-apt in the substantive sense of describing things, or presenting possible contents of belief about the way things are.

Thus if phenomenology is to be a 'rigorous science' grounded only in what does not go beyond our experience, it must limit its study to objects of 'immanent perception', the meaningful series of (actual and possible) contents of consciousness rather than any supposedly transcendent objects presented by them.

A recent study suggested a CT classification for parastomal hernias according to the possible contents of the hernial sac, as follows: type I (hernial sac containing the stoma loop), type II (sac containing omentum), type III (sac containing a bowel loop other than stoma) (Table 2).

Halophiles have a wider distribution of possible contents of amino acids with a high propensity to form beta-turns.

In this study, therefore, an open-ended question was added to ask students to remember and list all possible contents of lessons they have learned.

First, reason can restrict the possible content of propositions allegedly revealed by God; in particular, no proposition of faith can be a contradiction.

Featuring Pola X's stars - Guillaume Depardieu, Catherine Deneuve and Russian actress Katerina Golubeva - its images (Deneuve in a sports car, Golubeva soaked in blood) gave no clue to the possible content of the feature.

In this way we reach the authentic epistemological subject, the identical "subject-factor" (Rickert 1921a, 42) that provides the form 'subjectivity' to every possible content of consciousness.

The base solutions with adjusted pH values were prepared by adding HCl or NaOH to demineralized water with a possible content of dissolved gases.

Our aim was to define the need for and possible content of a simulation-based curriculum in advanced laparoscopic skills (ALS).