Sentence examples for They adduce from inspiring English sources

The kind of evidence they adduce is experimental evidence expressed through statistical analyses not surprising, perhaps, given the movement's origins in medical practices where experimentation is much at home.

"Many LGBT people are refused asylum as the Home Office simply refuses to accept their stated sexual or gender identity or the evidence they adduce: for example, their own testimony or supporting statements from family, friends and partners.

Finally, one might argue that even if Laughlin and Pine are advancing a stronger, ontological claim, the evidence they adduce clearly supports only an epistemological conception, while being neutral on the question of ontological emergence.

Rather, the most significant differences among FA theories concern the range of values they seek to analyze, the specific evaluative attitudes they adduce to do so, and whether or not they give explanatory priority to those evaluative attitudes.

In a follow-up study that drew upon the same data set (Longo, Schuur, Kammers, Tsakiris, & Haggard, 2009), they adduced further evidence suggesting that disownership can be a significant component of the illusion.

In most cases, they adduced that their problem was not serious enough.

Lest I make the Economist writers sound too simplistic, let me point out that they also adduce all sorts of other factors to explain how the 9 billion earthlings of 2050 will be living happily with an average income of $20,000 per annum (by today's standards).

What assumptions are made that are ad hoc (i.e., to explain particulars, but for which the evidence consists of their plausibility and the observations they are adduced to explain)?

They have their differences of emphasis, their particular interpretations; they may, occasionally, adduce a new scrap of information.

That conception could be 'malingering' conscious control: the neurologist could compare the symptoms with those that they might themselves consciously adduce.

In the first two Critiques, his general approach is to argue, for each antinomy, that both thesis and antithesis presuppose Transcendental Realism, insofar as they make claims about things in themselves; and to adduce Transcendental Idealism as the vantage point from which the initial contradiction is solved.