Sentence examples for considered argumentation from inspiring English sources

A high percentage of research articles (90.2%) in all three journals considered argumentation from epistemic and/or linguistic perspective (Table 3).

This might be the result of researchers' considering argumentation as a tool instrumental in the achievement of scientific inquiry (Erduran & Jimenez-Aleixandre 2007) as well as a vital component of scientific discourse (Pera 1994).

The teachers considered scientific argumentation as one of the emergent elements of the social constructivism-based curriculum that makes it different with their conventional science curriculum.

In Quodlibet III, q. 1, dating from 1286, Godfrey considers the argumentation offered for each of these positions.

Pragma-dialectics considers each argumentation to be "part of an explicit or implicit discussion between parties who try to resolve a difference of opinion (that may be implicit) by testing the acceptability of the standpoints concerned" (van Eemeren and Grootendorst 2004: 21).

We therefore consider our argumentation to be supported by the view of those authors who state that Likert scale data can be analysed this way [ 7, 27].

Considering participants' argumentation, if non-climatic factors were to be explicitly excluded, the lower bounds of the interquartile ranges could be higher for indirect heat-effects and vector-, food- and waterborne diseases.

Thus, our dialogues can be seen as a distributed mechanism for successfully determining acceptability of claims (with respect to the semantics considered), while constructing argumentation frameworks and arguments for these claims.

Let us first consider Frege's argumentation.

On the theoretical level, different statuses of participation in processes of argumentation will be considered.

This left them free to express their interest in the literary; a fully paid-up academic at the time, engaged in inter-departmental theoretical argumentation, would have considered it beneath themselves to devote their work to literary works and to the question of style and sentences.