Sentence examples for general quantification from inspiring English sources

However, this response has been criticized for being, at best hard to state, and at worst self-refuting (Boolos 1998b, 30; Lewis 1991, 68; Williamson 2003, Section V). (See also Rayo and Uzquiano 2006 for a number of essays discussing whether absolutely general quantification is possible).

The utility of the concept lies not in the implications it makes about specific phenotypes or genetic details, but in that it enables a general quantification of how an organism is affected by natural selection (the complexity with which natural selection acts), and furthermore, how this action affects the evolutionary dynamics of that organism [6].

For general quantification of protein intensity and cell growth, values are shown as averages ± SEM.

In general, quantification of cortical neuronal populations is a well-accepted technique and has been found to be more accurate than fluorescent microscopy quantifications using a Neubauer chamber.

While sampling provided an accurate general quantification of SC, clinical applicability, such as canaloplasty, may still require a comprehensive description of the distribution of all SC CSAs, especially the percentage of locations at which SC is completely collapsed.

Zimmerman (2000) points out that domain-specific concepts, i.e., "thinking within the discipline," and domain-general quantification skills (e.g., evaluating experimental evidence) "bootstrap" each other and, when conducted together, lead to deeper understanding and richer disciplinary knowledge and skills.

In the B-Prolog environment and in any Prolog environment in general, every logic statement is universally quantified by default; therefore, there are no operators for universal quantification or existential quantification.

In general, pathogen quantification is always a multistep process, which is also referred to as an analytical chain.

We expect that DBS can be used in general for quantification of metabolites, drugs, and nutrients by MALDI-QqQ mass spectrometry.

What is most obvious from the general assemblage quantification is that all regions of the skeleton are represented within the cave assemblage, in spite of potential preservation and/or recovery bias.

So far as syllogistic was concerned, some logicians, such as Lambert of Auxerre (or Lagny) gave a standard account of the Aristotelian syllogism which is centered on the universal and particular quantification of general terms at the same time as they gave examples with singular terms, such as "Every man is an animal, Socrates is a man, therefore Socrates is an animal".