Today the formulation seems off-key.
In a sense, the formulation seems Orwellian: you take something that is a liability and make it sound like a positive.
And the formulation seems very natural: Confirmation is a feature that applies to sentences (or groups of them) and not to sub-sentential parts, and for an empiricist the content that a synthetic sentence has would be empirical content.
This alternative formulation seems to me preferable.
This last formulation seems to counsel states to keep their options open in their lawmaking.
Although the FAEs formulation and the dosage schedule are different than those used in the treatment of psoriasis, the safety profile of this FAE formulation seems similar to that of FAE treatment in psoriasis.
This SLN-based formulation seems to be a good choice for antimycobacterial formulations.
He thought the formulation seemed too similar to the idea of "mental death," which the Nazis embraced after the publication, in 1920, of a widely read medical and legal text called "Permission to Destroy Life Unworthy of Living".
Given this situation, the above formulation seems the most appropriate.
