Greek philosophers rejected, for instance, the mythological view of the universe because they wanted to face reality as it was, and not as people wished it to be.
Therefore, both the formulation of the research question and the conditions under which the null hypothesis (that there is no influence of the exposure to disease) can be rejected, for instance the confidence level in relation to the power of a study, are also matters of epistemological politics.
The logician may reject, for instance, the assumption that he possesses perfect information, an assumption that characterizes classical first-order logic.
Jobs does that often with Isaacson, rejecting, for instance, the idea that his own abandonment by his natural parents had a major effect on him.
Pope's political philosophy revolves around extreme individualism and self-reliance, rejecting, for instance, the idea that government ought to provide generous social services for the poor because all Americans ostensibly have an equal chance at success.
Next to pure water filtration representing the application case of endotoxin adsorption from an already pure liquid, we also used the module as a filtration device rejecting for instance colloidal silica.
These criteria, however, are not always feasible, as patients may reject, for instance, invasive explorations that are required to obtain the specimens.
As a result al-Ghazâlî rejected the notion, for instance, that one should try to give up potentially harmful affections like anger or sexual desire.
He rejects as outdated, for instance, a basic proposition of cold-war realists like Kissinger and Baker: that stability is always found in the relationship between states.
The principles for assertion are as usual, while those for rejection are: $\dashv$ Substitution: Any formula which has a rejected substitution instance is rejected.
It has, for instance, rejected trademarks for "Heeb," "Dago," "Injun" and "Squaw," saying they were disparaging.
