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Thus, on one side of the dispute, there were ranged philosophers who took their stand upon what has been called "the unity of science" and who insisted that the categories and procedures appropriate to the human studies do not enjoy a unique or privileged status that somehow sets them apart from those characteristic of systematic empirical enquiry in other domains.

Procedures appropriate to the assessment of sign language production are recommended as a valuable addition to the clinician's toolkit.

The design practice should move from conventional procedures suited for the relatively fixed context of emission limits, to more advanced, transparent and cost-effective procedures appropriate to cope with the flexibility and complexity introduced by integrated water management approaches.

China emphasizes substance over procedures, believing that ultimately the pursuit of substance will evolve and produce the right procedures, appropriate to each nation's own traditions and conditions.

As such effects depend on subjects' backgrounds, it may be necessary for authors or researchers to implement different consent procedures appropriate to each case.

Based on the initial descriptive analyses, we will employ multivariate procedures where appropriate to examine the correlates of nutrition and physical activity behaviours.

Such procedure is appropriate to the system features of the reservoir system as it is a stochastic system in nature.

Without imposing theoretical restrictions on endogeneity among variables, a vector autoregression procedure is appropriate to establish the dynamics between crude oil prices and exchange rates.

Even if by construction our gDNA normalization procedure is appropriate to take into account this bias, we checked the possible presence of periodic components in gDNA signals.

Here we limit our investigation to the simple scheme outlined above, because a repetition procedure is appropriate to model a school environment, where activities follow a rather repetitive daily and weekly rhythm, and each child is expected to interact every day with approximately the same set of individuals, namely the members of her/his class and her/his acquaintances in other classes.

As Banks and his team follow the methodical procedures appropriate for an up-to-date police force, Robinson turns the investigation into a variation on the classic locked-room puzzle — a treat for readers capable of looking beyond the back story to focus on the carefully laid out forensic evidence.