Sentence examples for deduction of the consequences from inspiring English sources
Hence there is no difficulty there, except in the proper deduction of the consequences, which can be done even by the less attentive, provided they remember what has gone before.
Our study results give evidence that key findings of endoscopic swallowing evaluations of acute stroke patients and the deduction of clinical consequences can reliably be identified by so far inexperienced physicians after receiving a short and structured teaching.
A clean deduction of empirical consequences from a hypothesis, as it may sometimes (but not always) exist in physics, is practically unheard of in biology.
Following this protocol each examined patient is classified according to a six point scoring system that allows a quick deduction of clinical consequences [ 4, 11].
Recently, we developed a FEES-based dysphagia score that allows a quick deduction of clinical consequences from easy-to-identify endoscopic findings and may therefore efficiently guide management of stroke-related dysphagia in the acute stage of the illness [ 4].
Wright added to this that verification means empirical judgment made upon deduction of consequences, not induction either from sense data or examination of self-consciousness (PD 47).
