Sentence examples for Universal evidence from inspiring English sources

Then one has \(\mathcal{M}, \Gamma\) ⊩ \(x : P\) but not-\(\mathcal{M}, \Gamma\) ⊩ \(x :( P \wedge Q \) because, even though \(x\) serves as universal evidence, \(P \wedge Q\) is not believable at \ \Gamma\) in the Hintikka/Kripke sense because \(Q\) is not true.

Urging his readers to employ reason rather than to rely on revelation, Paine argues that the only reliable, unchanging and universal evidence of God's existence is the natural world.

However, the sample size of this survey is too small to achieve universal evidence – additional studies have to follow.

This universal evidence implies that those with lower educational attainment are at higher risk of developing chronic kidney disease.

In contrast to other research designs that focus on knowledge in action [ 19], in order to produce robust, reliable and universal evidence, the RCT had to be largely implemented as originally planned and detached from the complexities of the environment in which the organisations were embedded.

3– 5 The uncertainty about prevalence figures is due to the intimate nature of the condition and, until recently, the lack of a universal evidence-based definition.

For example, such research could examine which shared features of anxiety disorders are associated with alcohol-related problems and whether a universal evidence-based transdiagnostic anxiety AUD treatment protocol focused on these factors could be achieved rather than requiring separate evidence-based treatments for each anxiety disorder AUD combination.

Other areas of dispute include copyright ownership of works produced by foreign authors and whether Universal supplied evidence to prove its ownership of the copyrights owned by companies it has acquired or merged with.

He says the 9/20 gatherings even if they're mostly small gestures with no universal goals are evidence of a shift in public dialogue.

This central role for microsatellite analysis of colorectal cancers involves a growing trend toward "universal testing" for evidence of MSI, whether by PCR methods or by immunohistochemistry (IHC).

In relation to this, future studies might question whether availabilty of referral pathways to psychological therapies and use of quality-of-life assessment are essential to quality; neither is supported by universal practice or evidence of cost-effectiveness.