Sentence examples for allow us to argue from inspiring English sources

However, our findings of this qualitative study allow us to argue that community mobilization is a significant strategy for improving maternal health in Ghana.

Demonstrating a link between premorbid personality and behavioural problems will also allow us to argue for a veritable cooperation between neurologists, geriatricians and psychiatrists in the patients care throughout the course of the disease.

Because the beautiful thing about cinema is that it still always allows us to argue".

This allows us to argue about the robustness of SH to be a potential surrogate of environmental nuances for species variability detection in LCIA.

Our data allowed us to argue that the acquisition of self-regulation strategies could probably help patients to promote active behaviors and to activate different problem solving strategies.

Clinical and radiological knowledge of language development in the former premature infant compared to the newborn allows us to argue for exploration of the sensorimotor co-factors required for proper language development.

However, the fact that the absolute increase in trials required from acquisition to reversal was larger on the touchscreen than with solid objects allows us to argue for a mechanism acting on the inhibition of responses towards the former rewarded stimulus rather than on the formation of a new association as has been previously suggested for position and colour reversals (Macphail, 1971, 1976).

Unfortunately, what little we have left of Parmenides does not allow us to decide whether he argued that there is just one item, Being, in his universe strict numerical monism or whether there is just one kind of thing, beings or things that are.

We strongly feel that the data we provide in the manuscript allows us to confidently argue that the NMDA receptor dependent CaMKII-GluA1 signaling in the insular cortex mediates the short-trace CTA memory formation.

Yaqūb argues that these constraints allow us to avoid certain "artifacts".

"Our mutual trust allowed us to be free to argue," Mr. Curran said.