Sentence examples for cogent basis from inspiring English sources
The traditional tools of public health research and analysis often disappoint in their ability to provide a cogent basis for crafting policy interventions to address effectively the deep dysfunction that plagues the health systems of many countries, preventing us from achieving universal coverage and other global health goals.
As discussed above, there is no cogent statistical basis for favouring either of these reconstructions; ancestral states inferred assuming the maximum likelihood rate of digit gain (implying many reversals of limb reduction) are only insignificantly more likely than those reconstructed assuming rates of digit gain of 0.020 0.025 (entailing no reversals).
According to Heyd, comparisons between the wellbeing level a given person has at a world at which that person exists and the wellbeing level that same person has at a world where that person never exists are not cogent and hence we have no basis for the claim that a wrong has been done (Heyd 1992, 30 33).
The present review attempts to reconcile the conflict between psychological factors and physiological factors as a basis for fibromyalgia, by determining whether there are cogent neuroendocrine pathways that explain how psychological stress could lead to the symptoms of the fibromyalgia syndrome.
Critics within the community of climate scientists may have a cogent case against A.G.W., but, given the overall consensus of that community, we nonexperts have no basis for concluding that this is so.
In November 1989, Sir Nicholas Lyell, the solicitor general, told Parliament: "The inquiries carried out by Detective Chief Superintendent Jones have produced no cogent evidence to suggest that Rudolf Hess was murdered; nor, on the view of the Director of Public Prosecutions, is there any basis for further investigation".
Cogent Psychology, 4 (1).
