The phrase "arguments dependent" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "arguments dependent on" or "dependent arguments."
Example: "The conclusions drawn from the study are arguments dependent on the data collected."
Alternatives: "arguments reliant on" or "arguments based on".
Of course, being pragmatic arguments, dependent-arguments are not truth-sensitive in an evidential sense; nevertheless they are dependent on truth since the benefits are had only if the recommended belief is true.
Instead I heard policy arguments mostly dependent upon conjecture.
Winning all of these arguments is dependent on making the racism that has developed unacceptable.
The argument from dependent arising therefore eliminates the web of erroneous views presupposing the intrinsic reality.
That is because the wider SNP argument is dependent upon insisting that the entirety of the populace in this UK election must have their say.
These cases are well chosen: they exhibit variation in the argument's dependent variable, regime durability, while holding constant in at least two, and frequently in all three, of the countries the independent variables of important competing explanations of regime stability, including culture, religion, region, colonial history, natural-resource wealth, and monarchism.
The issue of weighting the importance of evidence and arguments is also dependent on the regulators understanding the small ratepayer groups' reasoning.
2. In both S1 and S2 papers we find that the general arguments presented are dependent on these ontological commitments.
Their derivation does not stem from a probabilistic analysis, but is rather driven by pragmatic (and scenario dependent) arguments.
3. Likewise the arguments for different calcium dependent and voltage dependent gates in BK based on interpretations of the GsuK full-length structure and the BK gating ring structure are groundless.
