They rather reconstruct the notion of pramā as a justified true belief and include the two examples mentioned above in the list of the Gettier-type counter-examples, thereby attempting to accommodate pramāṇa theories within the framework of traditional epistemology.
It is, furthermore, unlikely that the quantity of objects in a cell will precisely equal the cell-size limit, thereby allowing cells to accommodate additional objects without rebuilding or refitting in many cases.
Results of recent National Toxicology Program studies of four commonly used in vitro STTs contradict this assumption, thereby necessitating modification of CPBS to accommodate dependencies.
At present, whole-head MEG systems are designed to accommodate adult heads, thereby introducing a technical issue unique to pediatric MEG.
The models were extended to accommodate multiple groups, thereby making it possible to examine and test group differences in PD, and to adjust group differences in proficiencies for PD.
Thereby it expands crime signatures analysis to accommodate the challenges due to the different nature of the security interventions in residential properties compared to cars (Farrell et al. 2011b).
In addition, high isocitrate lyase activity together with the parallel activation of cytosolic aconitase and malate synthase might be indicative of an increased capacity of the glyoxylate shunt to accommodate carbon flux, thereby creating the potential to bypass 2-OG production in the Krebs cycle.
By changing the design variables, the profile of the non-circular hole can be transformed to accommodate different load ratios, thereby improving the stress concentration of the area near the hole and that of the turbine disk.
The transition plan needs to be flexible enough to accommodate most individual requirements, thereby allowing patients to explore their independence and develop skills in managing their chronic disease [ 13].
This comparison corroborates the advantage of using the time saved by the multiplex approach to accommodate more evolution-time increments, thereby increasing the resolution in the indirect dimensions.
