Strawson elsewhere rejects such an interpretation as "revisionary metaphysics" while metaphysics based on material things or substances is "descriptive," but these adjectives are themselves in need of a convincing justification — as long as an ontological category fully captures the inferential content of a common sense concept, it is as descriptive as any other.
Even the content of the common modules differs.
Although the small sample size for the inflammatory marker group may have contributed to the overall lack of statistical significance when examining changes over time, light- and moderate-intensity activity after the intervention correlated negatively with fat tissue content of a common regulator in inflammation (NF-κb).
The content of common morality consists of moral rules and moral ideals.
Whatever may be the content of common law habeas corpus, we are certain that no habeas court since the time of Edward I ever ordered such an extraordinary remedy.
We previously reported that alteration of the tCho MRS profile, with a characteristic increase in the content of intracellular PCho, is a common feature during the progression from non-tumoural or immortalised ovarian cells to EOC cells (Iorio et al, 2005, 2013).
Just for fun I looked up the sugar content of a few common foods and menu items.
Second, do the contents of those common noun phrases contribute to the contents of complex demonstratives, in contexts?
The contents of the common stomach, in the symbolic art of the 'siamese crocodile', would not conflict with the interests and needs of either of the crocodiles.
The contents of the common ROS-detoxifying enzymes, for instance peroxidase, superoxide dismutase and catalase, were generally upregulated under water deficit (Ge et al. 2012).
