Sentence examples for constitute the argument from inspiring English sources

An analysis related to the influence of the initial arrangements of agents, in both domains, performed to understand why some of them appear more advantageous to obtain more cooperation is important and it will constitute the argument for future investigations.

Such concessions constitute the underlying argument of the present article.

Because intracellular protein clearance mainly occurs via ubiquitin-dependent proteasomal degradation and given that intrinsically disordered proteins are not targeted by ubiquitination to an appreciable greater extent than ordered proteins (see section 3.3), this may constitute the most convincing argument for the comparable in vivo stabilities of both classes of proteins.

First, the cross-sectional nature of the dataset impedes the observation and analysis of the realization of the educational aspirations that constitute the core of the argument.

The change in attitudes affects many facets of the country and constitutes the best argument for opportunity in the country.

A number of commentators take the view that the "liberty arguments" constitute the main thread of Hume's compatibilist strategy (Stroud, 1977: 144 6).

Interestingly, they found no convincing evidence of improved diagnostic accuracy or reduced total examination times, both of which constitute the most commonly used arguments put forward by 3 T manufacturers.

I will therefore first describe the second field before closing the present article by giving a sense of the controversies just alluded to, which now constitute the liveliest domain of philosophical argument in the foundations of game theory and its applications.

On the contrary and this is one of Fichte's most characteristic and controversial claims one already has to be convinced, on wholly extra-philosophical grounds, of the reality of one's own freedom before one can enter into the chain of deductions and arguments that constitute the Wissenschaftslehre.

It is not for a secular authority to challenge the Chief Rabbi on what constitutes Jewishness, the argument goes.

The culture of science is rooted in the belief that data, rational argument, and logic constitute the foundation upon which all decisions should be based.