However, in response to the problem of how to formulate a meaning criterion that suitably distinguished between empirically significant and insignificant non-observational terms, Carnap proposed a new solution in 1956 and another one in 1966.
Howard's performance in the second act was suitably noble without feeling clichéd: a significant achievement when approaching such a celebrated real-life figure.
However, given that there were only 11 and 7 responses in these respective groups from the later mailing, it is unlikely that the data in this context is suitably powered for finding any statistically significant differences.
He has written about his own efforts to preserve the original specs and code for some of his most significant technological creations on a suitably reliable server that future historians and others will be able to access.
The design is carried out by suitably choosing a nominal trajectory, corresponding to significant nominal initial conditions and to a nominal control input, and by applying an additional closed-loop control, designed by assuming continuous state measurements.
Objectives: Several methods have been described in the literature, however, they lack one or more significant design features required to suitably control a routinely applied nucleic acid amplification assay.
Improving the management and energy focus of such a significant workforce is possible with suitably targeted economic incentives/disincentives.
By suitably selecting the threshold values for SCRAM parameters, significant reduction in the inertia of pumping systems can be derived to obtain desirable results on plant availability.
These results indicate that suitably configured notched nozzles are able to impart significant control over circular jet flow behaviour by inducing and manipulating axis-switching behaviour typically found in noncircular jets.
This suitably agrees with the fact that TNFα is very significant in the pathogenesis of fatty liver diseases that accompanies a host of metabolic disorders.
In a field as vast, technically challenging and rapidly evolving as oncology, the role of supplementary information outside the traditional consultation setting can be significant, particularly if such information is accessible and suitably targeted at a lay audience.
