Sentence examples for considered an argument from inspiring English sources

As such, the evidence presented here should not be considered an argument against the involvement of ILA in depression but rather an elimination of one possible mechanism of it's involvement.

The traditionally described paucity of cytokines of T cell origin in the RA synovial membrane, which has been considered an argument against the involvement of T cells in the pathogenesis of the disease, has been put into perspective by the more recent recognition of high levels of IL-15 [ 20], IL-17 and, although at low levels, IFN-γ [ 21] in rheumatoid joints.

Consider an argument last month about the right to counsel.

Consider an argument from one of the heterodox economists, Stephen Williamson; this is Mr Smith writing:Williamson has stuck to his guns.

His lawyers are also considering an argument that the Yankees' medical staff botched the diagnoses of Rodriguez's physical troubles for years, forcing him to seek alternative treatment.

On Wednesday they appeared to be considering an argument made by the commonwealth's attorney Stephanie Morales in her closing statement that while Chapman violated specific Virginia laws, which she specifically cited, he did not deserve to be punished with a fatal shooting.

Second, consider an argument that frequencies cannot capture the relational structure among the pitches.

And in some circumstances such a claim would anyway not be odd: consider an argument with someone who claims that aesthetic experience is worthless, or with an ascetic.

In this section, we consider an argument, due again to Joyce, that attempts to characterize epistemic disutility functions directly (Joyce 2009).

For example, consider an argument in the framework of a cooperative game rather than striking a blow to an opponent's argument, one might, instead, take a turn in order to advance toward a common goal.

We should also consider an argument presented in Bohr's reply to EPR, which is possibly the best known version, although it differs from the others in important ways.