He doesn't really weave that into his speeches or his political and industrial life, but to his friends he's quite a wise counsel, and there's usually a line of poetry to underpin his argument".
Some commentators have felt it necessary to try to use neuro-scientific evidence to underpin arguments for early education.
Facts are important to underpin argument and opinion: I'd recommend three new facts as a minimum If you want to write – read.
The author's decisions are based on conceptual and methodological arguments, no peer-reviewed science is provided to underpin the argumentation and categorization.
"There's nothing more powerful than your opponent's self-destruction, particularly when you can use their words to underpin your arguments against their candidacy," said John Weaver, a Democrat who served as political director for Senator John McCain's 2000 bid for the Republican nomination.
Her latest book, "Mind Change", is an attempt to corral her arguments into one place and to underpin them with psychological and neuroscientific research.After a brief history of the rise of the internet, Lady Greenfield presents a well-written summary of how the brain works.
It uses voluminous statistics to underpin its arguments.
As Frege's remarks suggest, one way to underpin an argument against the use of enumerative induction in mathematics is via some sort of non-uniformity principle: in the absence of proof, we should not expect numbers (in general) to share any interesting properties.
Most of the studies referred to introductorily, to underpin the argument for reducing hospitalisations, are based on observational studies [ 10- 16], without control groups.
However, it must be side-lined for the present because such concerns are too general to underpin an argument specifically against PNS (and a fortiori against a specific model of PNS).
