Sentence examples for display of arguments from inspiring English sources

However, there is insufficient evidence for the superiority of "side-by-side display of evidence" at achieving balance over "side-by-side display of arguments".

Of the six studies that included a side-by-side display format, four included "side-by-side display of evidence" and two included "side-by-side display of arguments".

Side-by-side display of arguments involves presenting, in a matrix form, verbatim descriptions of options, treatment processes, their possible consequences, and/or reasons for choosing and not choosing the options.

The results also show that the side-by-side display of evidence, in which the options can be compared using probabilistic outcome information, was not associated with respondents being more or less likely to rate an aid as "balanced", compared to the side-by-side display of arguments (F 2,7) = 2.77, p = 0.130).

In particular, are across-group differences in balance ratings provided by people receiving PtDAs with side-by-side display of evidence information, side-by-side display of argument information, or side-by-side displays of both evidence and argument?

The paper follows the argumentative turn in applied ethics and displays a formalization of arguments that can help clarify decision-making and identify the different dimensions at stake.

But I would have preferred a more systematic presentation, because underneath the book's phantasmagoric display of deceptions an argument takes shape.

When a nominalization is identified and labelled in a text source, Knowtator displays a set of argument slots for that nominalization (See Figure 1).

Marital strife is not a fashionable subject for the movies - perhaps because the stuffy and old-fashioned subject of marriage itself is not so fashionable - and in fact I don't think I have seen such an honest-to-goodness display of crockery-smashing, children-waking argument since Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Regarding the nature of the arguments, we identified three main types of arguments (Table  4): economic arguments, moral and ethical arguments, and pragmatic arguments.

Most often, Academics in this period left the defense of a theory to its proponents and argued the negative or skeptical side, and Carneades was renowned in antiquity above all for the virtuosity that he displayed in this sort of argument.