Post-rotation questions on students' perception of the sufficiency of clinical content (patient exposure, hands-on learning, ability to demonstrate knowledge) and usefulness of the rotation for students were scored 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 ("strongly agree").
The last objections, those discussed in subsections 4.5 4.6 challenge the ability of causal theories to provide even sufficiency conditions for mental content.
For those versions of causal theories that offer only sufficiency conditions on semantic content, however, Horgan and Tienson's argument may be taken to provide a specific limitation on the scope of causal theories, namely, that causal theories do not work for intentional content that is constituted by phenomenology alone.
Establishing evidence in support of an instrument's construct validity (the degree to which an instrument measures the construct it is intended to measure) requires examination of the sufficiency, relevance and clarity of content [ 9- 11].
With the exception of one strain (BdR3), under nutrient sufficiency, biomasses showed a good protein content (about 40%).
If one is able to establish that experiences have high-level contents, one could then use the Sufficiency thesis to reach the conclusion that experiences justify beliefs in high-level contents as well.
If Sufficiency were true, and our experiences had contents concerning causation, emotions, or morality, we could then start enquiry from such beliefs.
Faced with this dreary reality, single women getting up in years, instead of losing themselves in the quest to find Mr. Right, ought to focus instead on feathering their own nests — with pride, contented self-sufficiency and sustaining friendship.
If the standards of sufficiency are defined as a bare minimum, why should persons be content with that minimum?
Here is a first pass at capturing the idea: Sufficiency First Pass If you have an experience \ e\) with the content that \(p\), then \ e\) gives you justification to believe that \(p\).
