Sentence examples for conclusions involved from inspiring English sources

They do not target the premises or conclusions involved in a particular thought experiment but question the phenomenon, i.e. the non-propositional heart of an imagined scenario (see Brown, 2007a).

The studies on which he based his conclusions involved almost complete lack of maternal care and it was unwarranted to generalise from this view that any separation in the first three years of life would be damaging.

None of these conclusions involves any claims about the moral character of the entity in question, let alone the claim that it is a morally perfect person.

Thus Bohm's experiment mirrors the entangled correlations in EPR for spatially separated systems, allowing for similar arguments and conclusions involving locality, separability, and completeness.

David Hume generated a popular controversy with his famous passages of "A Treatise of Human Nature" (cf. Hume 2000, Book 3, Part 1, Section 1, paragraph 27) where he noted that sometimes people draw conclusions involving prescriptive statements of the form 'ought to be' on the basis of descriptive statements of the form 'what is'.

There have been some controversies surrounding its conclusions, involving the accuracy of clinical trials with short follow-up as a means of detecting severe adverse events [ 69].

Although the review aim related to psychosocial disability, its conclusions involve concepts which are becoming debated under the topic of 'recovery'recovery

Therefore, conclusions involving the function of non-coding elements that are drawn based on the annotation of neighboring genes are often biased.

A more detailed analysis of BMM adhesion to specific components of ECM would allow conclusions involving in vivo mechanisms as macrophages migrate via anchorage to these macromolecules.

However, any conclusions involving individual gene loci in clinical isolates are vulnerable to phenotypic results that arise from mutations elsewhere in the genome.

The deductive process that leads from assumptions to conclusions involves much the same Aristotelian syllogisms disguised in the particular technical language appropriate to the particular flavor of model being used or, more often, yet further disguised in computer-speak.