Sentence examples for descriptive issues from inspiring English sources

Thus, if we accept Quine's general picture of knowledge, it becomes quite difficult to disentangle normative from descriptive issues, or questions about the psychology of human belief revision from questions about the justifiability or rational defensibility of such revisions.

"One of the main reasons trademarks are denied is the descriptive issue," Kocinski Trager says, "Of the need to disclaim a part of their mark except in the context of the full mark". Say what?

14 Modern usage calls for the descriptive term, "issue preclusion," in place of "collateral estoppel". But we are backsliders out of pity for the tired reader; "preclusion" by statutory fiat is enough preclusion for one opinion.

Most are descriptive and address important issues such as prevalence, familial patterns, comorbidities, and quality of life.

Analysis of these data provided descriptive accounts and identified issues for further examination.

However, there are many topics and context situations in which descriptive reviews of ethical issues are appropriate.

The major analysis was descriptive in nature, though issues of particular interest were examined by multivariable analysis.

The sensitivity analysis on validated diagnosis of VTE along with descriptive statistics will address issues about differential attention to different types of contraceptives raised in the Danish study.

The largest amount of HRQL evidence on HIV/AIDS is based on descriptive instruments that address issues of specific relevance to the disease, with social stigma as a typical example.

Mills also extends his analysis both in scope to include gender and class, and to give a normative application of the descriptive contract to the issue of reparations for slavery.

First, we will conduct a descriptive study on the issue of nursing recruitment.