However, self-report measures have demonstrated excellent discriminant [ 68] and predictive [ 69] validity in relation to substance related symptoms [ 53].
The term was used by Aristotle to denote a predicate type; i.e., the many things that may be said (or predicated) of a given subject fall into classes such as quantities, substances, relations, and states which Aristotle called categories.
On Tuesday he was convicted by a jury at the Old Bailey of two counts of possessing an explosive substance in relation to his activities in Afghanistan and one count of preparing terrorist acts in relation to his plans in Westminster.
The star of this absurdist evening in American politics, of course, was a reality-TV star representing the apotheosis of such a spectacle, only without substance or relation to fact.
Outside the Lyceum, the Stoic school was partly following Aristotle in its interest in formal logic, the theory of meaning, and use of the categories (e.g., substance, quality, relation).
Al-Rāzī also saw that it leads to the notion (attributed to Plato) that time is a self-subsistent substance, whose relation to God would further compromise his unity.
Finally, rather than discussing categories in general, one may deal with particular categories, such as substance or relation.
Globalization suggests on the one hand the crossing of frontiers and the transformation of substance into relation, yet on the other hand names the reinstatement of substance and identity at the level of the "globe" itself.
The first include among categories such different things as human, green, animal, thought, and justice; the second speak only of very general things such as substance, quality, relation, and the like, as categories.
It is noteworthy to observe that the tested concentrations were equivalent to 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 the MIC of each substance in relation to the different strains tested, and that they ranged from 100 3.12 μg/ml.
