Sentence examples for biological arguments from inspiring English sources

At times, in his laudable effort to critique biological arguments, especially the idea that talent is dispensed by the luck of the genetic draw, Gladwell goes too far.

Where her biological arguments in general are concerned, I'll assume, to leap to the bottom line, that the nature/nurture debate has moved by this time from the theoretical sphere to the technological - soon, the feuding over sociobiology is going to seem pretty trivial.

Infectivity was retained on a range of clinical and biological arguments (CDC criteria) changed).

Nor do Mill's claims for European superiority rest on biological arguments (1859, 80).

There is a wide range of biological arguments supporting the oppression of women.

There are also biological arguments for why the definition of adolescence should be extended, including that the body continues to develop.

I assumed that he was making a biological argument — that the organ is not biologically capable of infinite life, that we needed to design new, artificial hearts for longer, artificial lives.

This is neither a biological argument nor simply one based on culture, but belongs in a murky, not easily graspable place somewhere between the two.

That and other differences in the way the performances of female-run and other hedge funds are calculated seem at least as convincing as the biological argument for the divergence.

This type of argument is structurally similar to the biological argument (as Carruthers points out).

True, the reversal from the biological argument from design is incomplete.