As a result of our analysis, we found that arguments in the selected papers rely on two types of premises: openly stated premises, and implicit, unstated premises.
The panels were all based on the premise, as stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, that education is a right for everyone, everywhere – even during wars or natural disasters.
The Justice Department even decided in August to allow recreational marijuana to move forward in Washington and Colorado, setting out an approach to state legalization of marijuana based on the premise that states would "implement strong and effective regulatory and enforcement systems".
And, of course, our Israel policy is based on the premise, so often stated by Vice President Joe Biden, that there must be "no daylight, no daylight" between Israeli policies and our own.
Based on these premises we reasoned that if the state of the transcriptome and its changes are important determinants of cell functions, differences in transcript abundance whatever their origin, genetic or non genetic, may contribute to disease pathogenesis.
Most of these decisions are based on the premise that the state constitutions require the state governments to provide schoolchildren with an adequate education.
An analysis based on these premises should match qualitative information with evidence-based data.
Critics would say yes, as the treatment is then based on false premises, and therefore unethical.
The recommendations, which in many cases are aimed at specific numbers and types of beds, are based on the premise that the state has too many hospitals and too many beds.
The traditional model of leukocyte telomere length dynamics, extrapolated from cultured cells to the in vivo state, is based on the premise that oxidative stress augments the loss of telomere repeats per replication of all somatic cells.
