Sentence examples for different enquiry from inspiring English sources

Whether it be or be not is one enquiry; whether it be or be not conformable to an assumed standard, is a different enquiry".

A different enquiry may define a case only when symptoms are actually present ("headache now"); this also estimates point prevalence, but of headache attacks, not of a headache disorder.

A different enquiry that defines a case only when symptoms are actually present ("headache now" or "headache yesterday [40]]) also estimates point prevalence, but of headache attacks or headache as a symptom rather than of a headache disorder.

Clinical features reported in the cases involving mephedrone taken alone or in combination with alcohol are shown in table 2. Because the methods of data collection are different, telephone enquiry data and TOXBASE upload data are shown separately.

I received a rambling non-answer, that did not even seek to address my enquiry, but was written as if in response to a different question.

In different contexts of enquiry, the contrast situation is framed in different terms.

Asher cites a wonderful instance of how evidence for evolution converges from different lines of enquiry.

Evidentialism may then be defended by noting how we implicitly rely upon evidentialist principles in many different areas of enquiry, or by noting which principles generalise various particular examples of justified and unjustified reasoning.

If therefore metaphysics is to be possible at all, it must be subjected to an epistemological reform; it must take the form not of ontology or a study of pure being, but of a study of the presuppositions that underlie different forms of enquiry.

His reform of metaphysics entails that ontology or the study of what is must be subordinated to epistemology and thus that the subject matter of different forms of enquiry, such as nature and history, are distinct from one another not in virtue of the entities that they designate but of the way in which they investigate them.

In An Essay on Metaphysics (1940) he attacked the neo-empiricist assumptions prevalent in early analytic philosophy and advocated a logical/epistemological transformation of metaphysics from a study of being or ontology to a study of the absolute presuppositions or heuristic principles which govern different forms of enquiry.