Necessary and sufficient condition

14-15). Both Alan and Bess have the same amount of desire to win the battle against cancer and they both have the same probabilities of being cured by the miracle drug. Although their two constituents of hope are of the same level, fulfilling the necessary components for there to be equal amounts of hope between Alan and Bess, in reality, there seems to be a discrepancy. Alan is very quantitative, knows that the small probability of 1% isn’t high, and is careful to make decisions and to control…

The concept of evolution through natural selection was first conceived by Charles Darwin and is used to explain how and why populations of species change over time (Laboratory Exercise 4 2015). Darwin’s theory was based on three conditions that are necessary and sufficient for natural selection. There must be variation in a trait in a population, the trait must be heritable, and there must those who survive with the trait and those who do not survive without the trait (Laboratory Exercise 4…

This hearing determines if there is sufficient evidence that exists against an offender to continue the criminal justice process. The judge in this step searches for a probable cause to prove a crime was committed and the suspect accomplished doing so. Nevertheless, if a probable cause is determined…

own firearms. The second is that the Second Amendment guarantees the right of carrying guns to most citizens. "Since individuals have the right to life, liberty, and property, they should therefore have the right to defend them using weapons in necessary circumstances," Sobran said (Sobran). From where I stand, it goes without saying that the right to carry guns is a symbol of highly free country.…

ventilated, and without natural light. A report made in 2015 by the General Audit and Comptroller of India on Tihar notes that the complex is staggering with a prison population more than double that expected and that it lacks 50 percent of the necessary personnel. The document details that the 10 prisons are heavily overcrowded with 14,209 prisoners, well above their capacity of 6,250. In addition, there are 51 prisoners who are still awaiting trial and who have already stayed longer than half…

important adrenal hormones is cortisol. “Adrenal Fatigue” is a controversial condition. Doctors are taught in medical school that the adrenals are either fully functioning, or not functioning at all, which is a disorder known as Addison’s disease. An increasing number of doctors are however forming the opinion that there is an intermediate zone of adrenal function where the adrenals are producing cortisol, but not in sufficient quantities for optimum health. This has been called “adrenal…

by analysis of data from a variety of sources. These professionals should also undertake a self-projected learning to develop the personal knowledge base to underpin professional development. Elsewhere, efficient use of information technology is necessary for paramedics and along with that are efficient information management, documentation and keeping records. Time management and prioritization are another core expectation of a paramedic. Closely related is the need for an anticipating…

Group I, Category 41 Insufficient Medical Documentation to Determine Impairment Severity ISSUE Additional evidence and documentation is needed to determine the degree of the severity imposed by the claimant’s physical condition. CASE DISCUSSION & POLICY ANALYSIS (INCLUDING SPECIFIC REFERENCES) This 52- year old claimant is filing a DI claim alleging disability due to diabetes, a stroke, kidney pain, back pain, numbness in the fingers, joint discomfort, vision problems, and high blood…

Personal identity emphasizes on personal range of situations, roles, and relationships in which individuals find themselves. Social identity is collective experiences and ideology in a range of groups, where personal identities would be interconnected. Personal and social identity impacts an individual's perception and behavior and it may lead to discriminative and conflict traits. Korostelina states that, "social identity is connected not only with the perception of similarities with an…

Aristotle’s work, Nicomachean Ethics, has influenced modern philosophy as it is considered by many philosophers to be the quintessential collection of ethical theories. Within this work, Aristotle discusses ethical questions pertaining to happiness, the Greek term known as Eudaimonia. Throughout Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle presents his argument on conceptions and conceptual restrictions of happiness. The main three conceptions, life of gratification, a political life, and life of contemplation…