Sentence examples for fallacy due to from inspiring English sources
A typical fallacy due to the combination or division of words is an ambiguity of scope.
By a fallacy due to the form of an expression (or the ""), Aristotle apparently meant mistakes concerning a linguistic form.
The major limitation is the ecological fallacy due to unmeasurable individual exposures and confounders.
An inverted dose response or the dose-response fallacy due to vanishing male conceptuses explains the low sex ratios before World War I and World War II in newborns from black parents and from the lowest socioeconomic classes.
Although confounding and the ecological fallacy due to the use of aggregate data cannot be excluded further research on potential underlying mechanisms of the association between SIDS and immunisation is warranted.
Hamblin thinks that a dialectical framework is indispensable for an understanding of Aristotle's fallacies and that part of the poverty of contemporary accounts of fallacies is due to a failure to understand their assumed dialectical setting.
Aristotle recognized six verbal fallacies: those due to equivocation, amphiboly, combination or division of words, accent, and form of expression.
Aristotle thought that some fallacies were due to unacceptable premises although these are not elaborated in Sophistical Refutations (see section 2.1.1 above).
However, although the authors adjusted for the proportion of the population who were overweight as well as for some other risk factors, the observed association could be due to ecological fallacy since control for body mass index and other risk factors at the individual level was not possible.
By — correctly — requiring the addition of premise (2) to be necessary for the formal correctness of the proof, Bolzano unwittingly displayed its failure due to an informal fallacy.
Due to the ecological fallacy, individual level effects will likely be under- or overestimated when using neighbourhood population characteristics to predict an individual's behaviour [ 25].
