Sentence examples for analogous concerns from inspiring English sources

7. Rosati (1995) raises analogous concerns with regard to highly idealized "full information accounts" of the good: the ideal, fully informed agent, is likely to be so psychologically different from the actual, very imperfectly informed, agent that there is little reason to think that the actual agent would be motivated by what motivates the ideal agent.

(Analogous concerns may apply, irrespective of age, for patients with multiple comorbidities, polypharmacy, dementia, disability, limited life expectancy and/or past adverse responses to the recommended treatment groups that, like elderly, often bear less favourable risk benefit prospects).

I think it's impossible not to hear in these lines the analogous concern that Milton had himself revolved in his breast when he was pondering when he should publish or bring into print the fruits of what he knew was his godlike poetic talent.

The uncontroversial nature of such inferences has often been appropriated as a foundation for analogous arguments concerning (things in) nature.

12. Nolan [1999] is a detailed examination of an analogous issue, concerning whether Quine's notion of 'fertility' is a theoretical virtue in its own right.

An analogous result concerning the optimality of the Nagumo condition for periodic and Sturm-Liouville conditions has been showed recently by Habets and Pouso in [17].

Mackie and Field make no analogous claims concerning morality and arithmetic: no claim, that is, to the effect that they will one day be in principle replaceable by philosophically hygienic counterparts.

The results pertaining to (what in substance is) slash logic discussed in (Sandu 2007) and in (Mann et al. 2011) can likewise be compared to the analogous results concerning IFL.

We use the term in an analogous sense, concerned with socio-economic development, but with a particular focus on population health.

With the qualitative and quantitative empirical studies in medical ethics we can expect analogous controversies concerning the optimal methods of sampling, the evaluation of survey questions or the best ways to carry out interviews and analyze and interpret the results [ 23].

Hoffman et al 21 compared data from the US and South Africa and found several commonalities across job roles and settings, and overall enthusiasm about this method, yet balanced with concerns analogous to those found in our study.