Hempel's theory relies on the technical construct of the development of hypothesis \(h\) for evidence \ e\), or the \ e\ -development of \ e\ -developmentby \(dev_{e}(h)\).
Finally, based on the definitions and conclusions obtained for the design strength of rectangular CFST columns relying on the "Technical specification for design of steel structure dwelling houses in Tianjin" code (DB 29-57-2003), a factor β was proposed to enhance the steel strength in order to take into account the concrete contribution to the resistance.
As such, the probability of identifying metastasis in lymph nodes relies on the technical performance of both surgeons and pathologists (Bhattacharyya, 1998; Agrama et al, 2003).
Other methods of quantifying gene expression, that are equally susceptible to the introduction of processing error, rely on the use of technical replicates to minimise confounding variation and maximise statistical resolution to the biological processes under investigation [ 29].
So we can try out new kinds of blockchains and cryptocurrencies (like Ethereum and Zerocash), or we can rely on the value, scarcity and (technical) stability of Bitcoin, but we can't do both.
The final choice for material selection will rely on the local availability of materials, technical expertise of orthotist/prosthetist, and expected function for individual patient.
For the numerator, indicators rely on clear technical definitions of the service or intervention.
He enjoyed an ideal relationship with the punctilious Mee, a gifted administrator who never claimed to be an expert on the game, being content to rely openly on the technical acumen of Howe, who reigned supreme on the training pitch and was close to the players.
Its success does not rely only on the technical relevance of the project, but also on its social and political meaning: TransMilenio is a 'Southern innovation' that intercepts the wider aspirations, ideologies and positioning of other cities in the Global South (Wood 2015).
