Sentence examples for biological grounds from inspiring English sources

Nonreligious people have been known to oppose abortion on biological grounds and defend prayer as protected speech.

America is kind of awesome, actually, despite all these terrible working women.Mr Williams's co-panelist, Erick Erickson, a fellow advocate of the scientific method, condemns the trend on biological grounds:I'm so used to liberals telling conservatives that they're anti-science.

Foss et al. (1993) suggested such models on biological grounds.

We have nothing to fear from such scientific probing into the biological grounds of morality.

It should be clear that no form of the Embodiment Thesis denies the biological grounds of language processes and cognitive activity.

Co-localisation of morphometric and functional changes means that two different imaging techniques separately identify a highly specific brain area previously considered on clinical and biological grounds to be involved in the genesis of the cluster headache syndrome [103].

What's more, the born-this-way approach carries an unintended implication that the behavior of gays and lesbians needs biological grounding to evade condemnation.

"It places the dingo on firmer biological ground as a distinct [group]," he says.

To understand the implications of research that has focused solely on microevolutionary processes to investigate the intersection between knowledge and acceptance, we need to tread a bit of biological ground.

Others argue for a biological grounding of epistemological norms and methodologies but eschew selectionist models of the growth of human knowledge as such (e.g., Ruse 1986, Rescher 1990).

The correlations tell us nothing about any "biological grounding" or any causal relation between any physiological variable and IQ scores.