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Invited Commentary: Rasch Analysis and High-Value Spinal Endoscopy. [PDF]
Int J Spine SurgGhogawala Z.
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Lead Time Bias in Medicine and Psychiatry: A Concept Simply Explained. [PDF]
Indian J Psychol MedAndrade C.
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Questioning the Role of BRAF V600E as a Prognostic Indicator in Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma. [PDF]
Ann Surg OncolJavid M.
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"I don't know if it makes a difference to safety?" perception vs actuality: A mixed-methods study on older adults' experiences of home stair falls revealed during COVID-19 lockdown. [PDF]
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Logique et Analyse, 2014 The notion of validity for modal languages could be defined in two slightly different ways. The first is the original definition given by S. Kripke, for which a formula Φ of a modal language L is valid if and only if it is true in every actual world of every interpretation of L.
Morato, Vittorio
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2021
Abstract This response argues that when you represent others as knowing something, you represent their mind as being related to the actual world. This feature of knowledge explains the limits of knowledge attribution, how knowledge differs from belief, and why knowledge underwrites learning from others.
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Abstract This response argues that when you represent others as knowing something, you represent their mind as being related to the actual world. This feature of knowledge explains the limits of knowledge attribution, how knowledge differs from belief, and why knowledge underwrites learning from others.
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2001
In natural languages the term `actually' is used ambiguously. The author formalizes propositional and quantified modal logics with indices ascribed to the modal operator of necessity and to the `actuality operator', which should make it possible to avoid the ambiguities. Both systems, together with extensions of six systems of standard modal logic, are
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In natural languages the term `actually' is used ambiguously. The author formalizes propositional and quantified modal logics with indices ascribed to the modal operator of necessity and to the `actuality operator', which should make it possible to avoid the ambiguities. Both systems, together with extensions of six systems of standard modal logic, are
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2009
Abstract The work of Frank Jackson has been important to at least two central debates in consequentialist ethical theory: (1) between possibilism and actualism and (2) between objective consequentialism and expectabilism (or a variety of subjective consequentialism).
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Abstract The work of Frank Jackson has been important to at least two central debates in consequentialist ethical theory: (1) between possibilism and actualism and (2) between objective consequentialism and expectabilism (or a variety of subjective consequentialism).
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Actuality and Actuality as of a Time
2000Abstract Characterizes certain notions that are needed for stating the central claim of the book.Facts are to be identified with states of affairs, which are the truth‐makers for true propositions. The concept of a state of affair's existence or actuality should be taken as basic and unanalysable.
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Actuality and Actuality as of a Time
2001Readers of Michael Tooley’s excellent book Causation: A Realist Approach (1987) will rightly predict that Time,Tense, and Causation will also contain many interesting and highly original theses that are supported by some intricate precisely formulated arguments.
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