In both cases one finds an attempt to identify general criteria for good reasoning and argument schemes that incorporate specific forms of reasoning.
It will, therefore, be necessary in many forensic cases to undertake secondary level experimental studies that incorporate specific variables pertinent to a particular case and supplement the established theory presented in the published literature.
More complex land use zoning approaches that incorporate specific practices (e.g. protected areas) to maintain high quality wildlife habitat, and treatments that promote productive understories, appear to hold promise if multiple forest values and objectives are to be maintained in the long-term.
For children (including siblings) at risk of neurodevelopmental disorders, interventions that incorporate specific skill building in joint attention, intentional communication with language and gesture, symbolic and reciprocal play, and imitative interactions may be fruitful given that these tend to be areas of difficulty for these children.
Randomised trials of interventions that incorporate specific efficacy-enhancing techniques of (i) experiencing personal mastery, (ii) positive vicarious learning, (iii) adjustment to stress and (iv) positive verbal persuasion have demonstrated fewer episodes of hospitalisation and improved psychosocial adjustment to a new health status [ 18] and reduction in body mass index and HbA1c [ 25].
The difference between Popper's universal predicates and Goodman's paradoxical ones may derive from the consideration that incorporating specific times into his definitions entails reference to specific moments of time t, such as midnight tonight, during the history of the actual world, a point to which we are going to return.
Five studies used CBT interventions that incorporated specific skills for managing common MS related issues including fatigue, pain and stress [ 43- 47].
But we should be wary of denigrating these conventions as a distorting device that incorporates our specific interests and concerns.
It refers to the ongoing pharmacological management of conditions that incorporates patients' specific needs, experiences and any existing strategies for using their medications, and the professionals' clinical judgement.
