[PDF] Top 20 A disjunctive conception of acting for reasons

... (B)-type reasons do figure in reason-why explanations: an explanation is given, for instance, when it is said why Sam is going to Beech ...have reasons to do ...X’s reasons for φ - ing are given and ... See full document

... The reasons for choosing several methods of family planning given by the women were represented in Table ...long acting property (53.0%) have been the main reasons of ...next reasons were: ... See full document

... the reasons for action available to them (including the many hefty reasons for following rules that I have given you) suggests that they ought to break them? Well, of course, the timeless answer is that if ... See full document

... concurrently were reported to in fl uence adherence to statins. 17,20,24 However, these factors were ambiguous, acting as both facilitators of and barriers to adherence to statins. For instance, Mann et al found a ... See full document

... The Saxon Epidemiological Study in General Practice (SESAM 2) was planned to characterize the consultation frequency, the management, and the results of visits/differential diagnoses and the significantly more frequent ... See full document

... probabilistic disjunctive description logic programs (or simply probabilistic dl-programs) under the answer set ...integrated disjunctive dl-programs of [19], rather than the loosely integrated dl-programs ... See full document

... Data were collected as part of a prospective cohort study, which assessed use of safer conception methods (SCM) (e.g., timed unprotected intercourse, manual self-insem- ination), and barriers and facilitators to ... See full document

... (GI)-related reasons, ranked second (nausea/ vomiting ...patient-reported reasons for GLP1 RA discontinuation in the past 6 months (Figure 2B), with “Made me feel sick” as the most frequently reported ... See full document

... The aim of this study was to better understand the reasons for late admissions and to de fi ne targets for improvement. We hypothesized that emotions like fear, denial and reticence still hinder the process of ... See full document

... JAUNT A Constraint Solver for Disjunctive Feature Structures J A U N T A C o n s t r a i n t S o l v e r for D i s j u n c t i v e F e a t u r e S t r u c t u r e s H i r o s h i M a r u y a m a I B M[.] ... See full document

... independent reasons to select that particular principle, we can bypass (OC) and account for facts about adequate moral guidance directly in terms of those ...independent reasons, and unless they are ... See full document

... that reasons compete in a way that makes talking in terms of their weight at least approximately correct, which is compatible with my ...what reasons do. Instead, reasons against ground criticisms ... See full document

... On the other hand, the 36 common symptoms in the Model Core Curriculum and the 35 common symptoms of the Goals of Clinical Clerkship were 62.5% and 64.0%, respectively, of al[r] ... See full document

... The disjunctive domination number or DD-number, γ 2 d (G) of a graph G is min{|S| : S is a DD − set in G} [4, ...total disjunctive dominating set or TDD-set of G . Total disjunctive domination number ... See full document

... In this article, we completely resolve Research Question 2, for both polynomial-time tractability and fixed-parameter tractability; we thus generalize and place into a unified framework all of the described complexity ... See full document

... reliable and valid data regarding reasons for discontinuation. The RAD-I included an item which interviewers could use to report that the patient did not know any reasons for dis- continuation. However, ... See full document

... • If both unifications have different global results, we can not return a disjunction as local result, since remote parts of the resulting formula depend on the choice of the disjunct at[r] ... See full document

... UNIFYING DISJUNCTIVE FEATURE STRUCTURES U N I F Y I N G DISJUNCTIVE FEATURE S T R U C T U R E S L E N A S ' F R O M B A C K Deparlment of Coinputer ,and htforntatiol~ Science Link0ping University S 58[.] ... See full document

... Acting and oratory, in fact, share a long and complicated history that begins at least with Plato and extends well into the English Renaissance; the fraught nature of the relationship turns on the issue of ... See full document

... how reasons relate, structurally, to rational conduct, although it is not a theory that devotes much effort to analyzing reasons as ...theory, reasons (which, it should be emphasized, may be ... See full document