Sentence examples for argument selection from inspiring English sources

According to Dowty (1991), the identification of "legitimate" kinds of thematic roles should follow at least two criteria: it should be event-dependent, not just perspective-dependent; and it should be relevant to argument selection.

However, the reviewer has left out an important point in the argument: Selection on the editing machinery to establish fixation in the first instance.

The argument about selection is more about social policy than education.

The argument over selection nowadays applies almost exclusively to urban schools, since out-of-town comprehensives are barely controversial.

Moreover, the key argument for selection – that intelligence is fixed – has been comprehensively disproved by scientific evidence showing that teenagers' brains change.

Phylogenetic conservation is always a strong argument for selection.

Important to our argument is selection acting on the host to establish these components.

This is not an argument for selection favouring introgression, rather for a barrier to neutral introgression (choosiness) being removed in one direction.

Second, the argument that selection for VAB drove eye regression hinges on there being significant alignment of QTL for the two traits.

The tendency of increasing resource conservation with increasing elevation in both evergreen and deciduous species in our study lends support to the argument that selection imposed by elevation on linked traits results in trait convergence along similar elevational gradients (Read et al. 2014).

This in turn strengthens the argument that selection for efficient starch digestion caused the increase in AMY2B copy numbers during dog domestication and that this change likely allowed dogs to thrive on a diet that was relatively rich in starch (Axelsson et al. 2013).