Sentence examples similar to effect of making claims from inspiring English sources

Several set theorists are on record as making claims to that effect, so the burden of proof is on Maddy to explain away these remarks.

We also consider the theoretical and practical constraints on making claims of causation in epidemiology.

As a consequence of the small sample size and the self selected participants we cannot establish laws of cause and effect or make claims about populations or trends.

But there is no firm ground to stand on when making claims of the drug's gateway effect.

It would have the effect of making newspapers pay costs for both parties in phone-hacking claims.

However, claiming a special place for race by associating it uniquely with a single historical event has the effect of making it literally unmentionable in other contexts.

The findings from this study are insufficient to make claims about the effect of reintegration programs, however they do begin to describe access to programming and offer a preliminary investigation into current mental health status.

Of these fifty studies, eight made claims about the effectiveness of tags and were therefore deemed eligible for quantitative synthesis ("Effect" section).

Only one MTC made claims of equivalence and two made claims of non-inferiority, of which two defined the minimally important difference required to make these statements.

Lead author Benjamin Ramage and colleagues evaluated all the studies they could find in the peer-reviewed literature for a ten-year period that made claims about the effects of logging in tropical forests on biodiversity.

Historically, their statements make claims about the effects of media violence, typically failing to inform readers of any research to the contrary, or noting the significant methodological limitations of these studies as recently noted by no less than the U.S. Supreme Court.