Sentence examples for analogous issue from inspiring English sources

Consider an analogous issue for pitch.

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 issue arises in the case of Occam's Razor. 'Entities are not to be multiplied beyond necessity.' But necessity for what, exactly?) Forster [2001] distinguishes two potential goals of model selection, namely probable truth and predictive accuracy, and claims that these are importantly distinct (Forster 2001, p. 95).

In some ways, the analogous issue is graduate teaching assistants, whether they're students or employees.

In human studies, an analogous issue is population stratification, which is a great concern.

Even though there are analogous issues in the stock market, most of us don't do a good job of thinking this way because it makes our heads hurt.

Analogous issues arise in other domains, such as cultural evolution.

This is in part because it is easier to think about sentences than about arguments, and most issues about logical consequence can be translated into analogous issues about logical truth.

For those more generally interested in science, science and technology policy, and data and information management issues, he offers a sprinkling of comparisons with analogous issues and pointers to relevant literature.

Analogous issues arise in Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) for quantitative traits where individuals with extreme trait values can contribute to a strong signal at SNPs where they are called homozygous for a rare variant.

It was perhaps no surprise that in general our participants expressed that many of the issues raised by stem cell tourism are not specific to this area and that there are existing guidelines, regulations and policies that would apply to some of the challenges the area shares with analogous issues [ 29– 31].