Sentence examples for criticisms 1 from inspiring English sources

The trade associations reviewed the report and offered three main criticisms: 1. the report does not attempt to address the internal operating procedures of the FDA's AEMS, 2. the report did not take DSHEA into consideration in the recommendations section, and 3. it did fail to factor the desire of the public to have control over/access to their "self-care" products.

Nevertheless, there are some criticisms: 1.

This was a delightful idea, but one hampered by two criticisms: (1) they'll never build it, and (2) skimming a lake isn't flying.

Two other aspects of modism are in the focus of these criticisms: (1) the assertion of a close structural analogy between spoken or mental language and external reality (consimilis distinctio inter voces vel intentiones in anima significantes et inter ipsa significata) (William of Ockham, Expos. in lIbid.

Minor criticisms: 1) In the Introduction, the authors discuss autotransporter proteins as if they were all virulence factors.

Specific criticisms: 1) The authors' explanation for the average heritability due to the organellar genome being much lower than the one coming from the nuclear genomes seems reasonable.

Three of these criticisms [1, 2, 3] are ontological in nature and are closely associated with his exclusive or inflexible world-view, whereas the last [4] is epistemological and relates to the legitimisation of his theory (Fig. 1).

The authors of the initial criticisms are unknown, but probably include the Dionysius who is named as author of replies to the Epicurean rebuttals of the first round of criticisms (§1, vii 5-viii 21; Zeno's replies occupy viii 21-ix 26), and he may be a Stoic or Peripatetic.

This can be understood as a particularly problematic combination of the previous two criticisms [1, 2] wherein Alexander's personal preferences become the only objective standard of beauty, and anyone with alternative preferences is dismissed as suffering some form of 'mental defect' (Alexander and Eisenman 1982).

Pseudoscientific criticisms   4.

Furthermore, 10 criticisms [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 18] (36%) are directly connected to Alexander's epistemology [4] and a further 4 criticisms [23, 24, 25, 27] (14%) are directly connected to these secondary criticisms.