Sentence examples for a sound criterion from inspiring English sources

"The grounds of doubting are themselves doubtful; we must therefore doubt whether we ought to doubt". Lacking a sound criterion of truth or a system by which evidence could be tested but hating dogma and mistrusting authority, Bayle was concerned with the present state of knowledge.

But statistically, love is not a sound criterion on which to base a relationship; after all, a 50/50 chance of success is no better than flipping a coin.

The most significant contrast is the one most likely to represent the underlying dose response curve and thus can yield a sound criterion for deciding on a suitable candidate regression model for dose response analyses (Branson et al. 2003; Bretz et al. 2005).

Let the merging criterion be that the breakpoints of two calls do not deviate by more than L basepairs (see "Note on reciprocal overlap" below, why reciprocal overlap is not a statistically sound criterion, hence should be avoided when merging, and also evaluating calls).

To balance the complexity caused by real PDF and potentially ignored information in interval-based measures like PICP, pinball loss function is presented as a sound evaluation criterion for load forecasting.

These measurements are of particular importance because sound criterion measurements for non-cognitive domains is an issue that most studies have not addressed [ 25].

Experimental evidence is another sound criterion of causality.

"This legislation would replace the current 'incumbent protection program' and partisan gerrymandering with a system based on independence, sound criteria and greater citizen involvement," Mr. Koch said in a statement.

The described correlations between TiO2 nanoscale properties (nanostructure or surface chemistry), macroscale properties (hydrophilicity), as well as functional properties (photocatalytic activity), represents a first attempt to provide sound criteria for the control of material performance by design experiments.

This paper joins these European and American ideas on a topic of common interest, to develop more sound criteria for forging choice-of-law rules in a system that is both federal and an internal market.

But with few exceptions, thinkers and leaders have always considered the classics a basic tool of analysis, of understanding the sound criteria for decision-making in politics, diplomacy and geostrategy.