Sentence examples for argued that the relation from inspiring English sources

(a) Michael Ruse (1971) and David Hull (1974) have argued that the relation between classical and molecular genetics is one of theory replacement, not reduction in Schaffner's sense.

Furthermore, it can be argued that the relation between a type and its token is not represented adequately by the membership relation.

Many philosophers have argued that the relation between observation and theory is way more complex and that influences can actually run both ways (e.g., Duhem 1906 [1954]; Wittgenstein 1953 [2001]; Hanson 1958).

More recently, J. P. Moreland and William Lane Craig (2003) have argued that the relation between the persons of the Trinity can be thought of as analogous to the relation we might suppose to obtain between the three dog-like beings that compose Cerberus, the mythical guardian of the underworld.

Some researchers argued that the relation between insulin resistance and HTN is probably not unidirectional (36).

Gipson and colleagues argued that the relation between an unintended pregnancy and maternal and child outcomes may be confounded by many factors, including socioeconomic status, and highlighted the need for well-designed studies that provide information on causality [ 3].

He argues that the relation of distant simultaneity among events is conventional to the same extent as the intertransformable models of the hole argument are physically equivalent.

Armstrong argues that the relation of truth-making has to be internal (in just this sense) because if it weren't then we would have to allow that, absurdly, "anything may be a truth-maker for any truth" (1997: 198).

Guyer argues that the relation must be causal, since "the states of the self are judged to have a unique order just insofar as they are judged to be caused… by the successive states of enduring objects" (Guyer 1987: 309; cf. Dicker 2004: 200, 2008).

Instead, we argue that the relation between the visual information and the putting action is adjusted, rather than corrections being made for a misperception of the location of the target (see also Van Lier et al., 2011).

Adger (2003) argues that the relations between actors and institutions play a significant role in shaping people's ability to act when collectively adapting to and recovering from natural disasters.