At first sight, it is not clear how correction is possible if deduction is the basis for reduction.
Thermodynamic entropy is a numerical measure that can be assigned to a given body by experiment; unless disorder can be defined with equal precision, the relation between the two remains too vague to serve as a basis for deduction.
After that, a strategy of grouping training set was proposed on the basis of deduction of ensemble learning theory.
These ploys manipulate arcane tax rules to create enormous tax losses and deductions with little economic basis.
Otherwise, your income-tax deduction is limited to your basis in the asset (what it initially cost you) or its fair market value, whichever is less.
Finally, it cannot be denied that Bacon's methodological program of induction includes aspects of deduction and abstraction on the basis of negation and exclusion.
Besides noting that Halby's course of treatment did not have a doctor's blessing, both tribunals said prostitution is illegal in New York State and thus as a matter of public policy couldn't be the basis for a deduction.
It is not clear what intelligence the administration is using as a basis for its deductions or how much of this information has been shared with the United Nations.
Mr. Fleischer did not point to any particular piece of evidence in making his assertions today, and it is not clear what intelligence the administration is using as a basis for its deductions.
That's because rather than providing you with a permanent free lunch, the depreciation deductions have reduced your "cost basis" in the property and increased by a like amount the gain on which you're liable for taxes.
Martin Feldstein, a Harvard University economist who advises Romney, has argued for a cap on deductions but on a percentage basis, not a hard-dollar amount.
