Second, descriptive studies identify patient characteristics that constitute possible risk factors for disease, which can then be examined in prospective studies.
Note that here every subset of a world is a world itself, something that does not happen in Adams' account, since on his account the sets of propositions that constitute possible worlds are maximal.
We also present a comprehensive analysis of pathways in the metabolic network related to the biosynthesis and utilization of key metabolites, acquire experimental data from growth on several different carbon sources and compare them to simulation results, and identify essential genes that might constitute possible targets for antibiotic development.
Herbart's solution to the dilemma is to say that practical philosophy considers the will not in itself, but only insofar as it enters into relation with another will.[68] It is these various possible relations among wills that constitute the possible forms of the will, and that are judged fine or shameful by practical judgment (SW X: 348).
Whether discontinuations meet all of the various criteria of truth, discrimination and feasibility that constitute all the possible subquestions in the OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology) filter [ 40] is moot.
"That constituted assault," Bill said.
That constituted the E-step.
However in Figure 6, the points tend to the bottom and to the right, effectively forming a pareto-front that constitutes a set of possible outcomes dependent on the relative emphasis on % correct and % incorrect.
The crucial appraisal criterion for a test's reliability is measurement error, which arises because any measurement concept can include only a limited sample of the many possible items that constitute the measurement domain.
During recent decades, the world has faced a greater frequency and impact from disasters as well as a paradigm shift in the types of hazard and the possible risks that constitute a threat to human well-being, including climate change (see also Kelman 2015), rapid and unmanaged urbanization, lack of resources, poverty, and loss of bio-diversity.
