In the present study, although the purpose and subjects of measurement were identical, the analytical results were not coincident between platforms.
"Nuclear Secrets: If Brazil Wants to Scare the World, It's Succeeding" (Week in Review, Oct. 31) did not mention some important facts demonstrating Brazil's unequivocal nonproliferation credentials: Brazil's Constitution states, "All nuclear activity within the national territory shall only be admitted for peaceful purposes and subject to approval by the National Congress".
Legislatures can appropriate for specific purposes and subject to specified conditions a grant program to be known as the gun violence reduction program.
In evaluating applications, faculty consider proven academic excellence, the extent of appropriate language training and prior experience in East Asia, letters of recommendation, writing ability (as demonstrated by a writing sample no longer than 20 pages), and GRE scores, together with the student's own statement of purpose and proposed subject of study.
For Rorty, then, any vocabulary, even that of evolutionary explanation, is a tool for a purpose, and therefore subject to teleological assessment.
In addition to these safeguards, access to the data was provided for academic research purposes only and subject to Harvard University's stringent confidentiality requirements.
The UK government should sign the European Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine, Article 12 of which requires that predictive genetic tests be performed only for health or health research purposes and be subject to appropriate counseling.
This kind of research is only subject to the Agreement on Medical Treatment Act, as the data is already available and not collected specifically for research purposes, and the subject does not have to do or abstain from something on behalf of the research.
The work begins with a statement of the subject matter, the purpose, and the relation of the subject matter to the attainment of that purpose.
