Amgen advances a third argument founded on modern economic research tending to show that market efficiency is not "'a binary, yes or no question.'" Brief for Petitioners 32 (quoting Langevoort, Basic at Twenty: Rethinking Fraud on the Market, 2009 Wis .L. Rev. 151, 167).
This argument is founded on the potential of stage migration and the encounter of micrometastases, a finding that was not observed in our study.
All of these arguments are founded on the understanding that free movement of people across borders is undesirable, frightening, and ultimately impossible.
In a similar vein, some statements to motivate the work are exaggerated, for example in the first line of Discussion the authors' state: "Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward is defined as what animals seek".
The argument of the book is founded on the utilitarian principle that governmental policy should seek the greatest good for the greatest number.
Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward may be defined, at least in the behaviorist approach, as what animals seek.
In response to the reviewer's concern, we added the phrase "at least in the behaviorist approach" to the mentioned sentence: Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward is defined, at least in the behaviorist approach, as what animals seek.
A large part of respondents' argument, accepted by the court below and accepted by the majority, is founded on the proposition that, because religious worship uses speech, it is protected by the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment.
The moralising stridency of so many arguments for cap-and-trade, carbon taxes, and global emissions treaties was founded on the idea that there is a consensus about how much warming there would be if carbon emissions continue on trend.
The arguments for not providing the 'gold standard' available in developed countries were founded on the existing low 'standard of care' in the context of developing countries.
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