Sentence examples similar to define a premise from inspiring English sources
The second premise is to define a set of valid outcome measures that are sensitive to the possible impact of the intervention.
And in doing so you have to start with the premise that financial performance alone does not define a company.
To develop an evidence-based guideline on chronic heart failure (CHF) for use in German primary care we defined, a priori, the key premises of the target guideline: the definition of the target condition, its epidemiology, the target setting, the need for change in healthcare, and the outcome parameters of interest.
The latter evaluates arguments in terms of "soundness," defining a sound argument as a deductively valid inference with true premises that establishes the truth of its conclusion.
Rehabilitation professions may also need to carefully consider how they define the premises, spaces and places of health and rehabilitative care work, particularly when disabling practices can have far-reaching impacts on individuals' lives.
Inspired by the idea of multi-scale product used in image de-noising [15, 16], this article defines an MSNP which is based on the following premises.
Hitchcock 2006 provides a precise account of this conception, defining an argument as "a claim-reason complex" consisting of (i) an act of concluding, (ii) one or more acts of premising (which assert propositions in favour of the conclusion), and (iii) a stated or implicit inference word that indicates that the conclusion follows from the premises.
To facilitate below discussion, in this paper, the four pieces of hypothesis are defined premise hypothesis.
