| In this way, the coherence theorist sheds light on the feeling that sceptical hypotheses, if not conclusively eliminable, are nevertheless idle. |
| The scientific hypothesis is not an eliminable characteristic of the modern revolutionary party, but it is free or not. |
| Unlike redundancy theories, however, the prosentential theory does not take the truth predicate to be always eliminable without loss. |
| Those who held the former view recognized that some notion of function or teleology generally was uniquely suitable to biology and not eliminable from it. |
| Norton's approach, in which every analogy merely draws attention to facts about the target that are the ultimate warrant for the inference, requires that each analogy must be in principle eliminable. |
| It merely holds that when truth occurs in the outermost position in a sentence, and the full sentence to which truth is predicated is quoted, then truth is eliminable. |
