The names of Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, and Jean Baudrillard come up frequently in the book, and Wershler-Henry has a couple of propositions, consistent with those men's theories, that he wants us to agree with.
On this view, to say that a proposition coheres with a specified set of propositions is to say that the proposition is consistent with the set.
This proposition is consistent with the price quality value model and means-end model, in which price and perceived quality have a positive relationship (Monroe 2003; Sweeney et al. 1999; Zeithaml 1988).
One objection is that, at least on Burley's "standard" theory of positio, if a positum is possible but nevertheless known to be false, the opponent can maneuver the respondent into having to concede any proposition whatever consistent with the positum.
They argued that, although the first proposition is consistent with the framework of CSSM, it implies that irrecoverable (plastic) strain occurs only from the evolution of the limiting compression curves (i.e. ignoring the plastic strains that occur during initial loading).
This proposition is consistent with a recent observation in which the hypoxic AAC3 gene of S. cerevisiae was expressed constitutively in K. lactis under both aerobic and hypoxic conditions [28].
Such a proposition is consistent with recent models of WM and consciousness (Baars & Franklin, 2003).
This proposition is consistent with previously published reports indicating that physiological changes can precede behavioral learning [ 35, 36].
This proposition is consistent with the fact that the sizes and numbers of P-bodies reflect the RNA supply status (Parker and Sheth, 2007).
This proposition is consistent with observations that the most evolutionarily flexible portions of the bacterial genome are regulatory sequences and transcriptional networks [ 29- 31].
