Sentence examples for evident arguments from inspiring English sources
The most evident arguments for coercion were that coercion is justified when it is necessary to protect both the patient and others, when it is considered necessary for good treatment, and when the conditions under which treatment occurs need to be clarified.
Tables 3 and 4 do not provide evident argument for preferring one assay over the other, and show that using the two assays in combination is not obviously more advantageous than using the assays independently.
Paine's 77-page pamphlet aimed to outline the reasons for rejecting British authority in the simplest, most straightforward terms, with self-evident arguments and a destiny written in the stars.
A self-evident argument, which can be used to explain this reluctant point of view towards Foresight is the preference (among CEE-based businesses) given to product and process technological innovations as opposed to organisational innovations [7].
The synergistic action between the exosplitting and endosplitting components became evident, though arguments ensued as to the degree of synergism in that their perfect purification was somewhat dubious due to the lack of resolution by starch block electrophoresis used in that era.
But the pleasure of reading "Sovereign Virtue" is that although few of Dworkin's conclusions are self-evident, his arguments are dazzlingly clever.
This is evident in several arguments carrying a debate whether SW development is an art or engineering [10, 11].
The more mature Zeno seems a little embarrassed by the combative manner evident in the arguments of his younger days, as well he might since that spirit would have come to be seen as typical of the eristic controversialists who sprang up in the sophistic era.
The rift was evident during oral arguments in the case.
Sadly, this sort of cognitive dissonance is all too commonly evident in the arguments of those who pit SFF against classic and mainstream literature.
