Sentence examples for argue that the constraints from inspiring English sources
However, most of those who oppose the research argue that the constraints against killing innocent persons to promote social utility apply to human embryos.
Similarly, (Shuker and West, 2004), argue that the constraints on the egg laying strategy of the parasitic jewel wasp cannot be properly understood without paying attention to the limits on the detection mechanisms the wasp uses to determine the presence or absence of other females, versus other females' eggs in each area.
Hanson et al. also argue that the constraints to extending public health program coverage may involve contextual factors such as political instability and weak governance.
Helmholtz argues that the constraints on using Bilder to construct scientific explanations are given by physical experience and natural science, and Hertz and Boltzmann argue that these constraints are determined mathematically.
Harry Mathews refuses to do so, while Jacques Roubaud (another mathematician) argues that the constraint(s) should be the very subject matter of any truly Oulipian work.
He argues that "the constraint also means that interest rates cannot fall low enough to equate the supply of saving with the demand for investment.
(I would also argue that the economic constraints of the capitalist system make decisive climate action difficult if not impossible, but that's a separate article/book/life's work).
We argue that these constraints help dimensioning the CR decision making engine.
We argue that the complex physical constraints governing sperm locomotion may obscure simple relationships between sperm length and swimming velocity, thus accounting for the inconsistent patterns of covariance between these traits reported in the literature.
And Zangwill goes on to argue that this constraint has striking epistemological implications: he claims that it entails that our only epistemic access to facts about the distribution of ethical properties is by knowing about the distribution of base properties, and knowing ethical principles that link the presence of base properties to ethical properties (2006, 274).
Many civil libertarians argue that the new law's constraints are still too loose.
