Sentence examples for given the premise that from inspiring English sources
Given the premise that certain bacteria (such as Chlamydia pneumoniae) may play a role in the etiology of atherosclerosis, subjects treated with antibiotics that have antibacterial activity against C pneumoniae may be at lower risk for the development of an acute myocardial infarction (MI) than untreated subjects.
Given the premise that innovation thrives "when ideas can serendipitously connect and recombine with other ideas," Mr. Johnson writes, it is a strange fact "that a great deal of the past two centuries of legal and folk wisdom about innovation has pursued the exact opposite argument, building walls between ideas".
Some readers may wish to examine a somewhat more complex example, in which the above definition of membership is used to prove that 1 ∈ ε[λx x+22=5] given the premise that 1+22=5.
Given the premise that all are endowed with a Dao-centered nature, the difference between the sage and the average person cannot be one of kind but only of degree and attainment.
The probability cumulative distribution function H t) in (8) means the probability that a failure occurs before time t in the natural deterioration process, given the premise that the equipment is working at initial time.
Due to the irreversibility of natural deterioration, the state of the equipment at time t (0 < t < M .i.e. S t can be any state between S 0 to N. Given the premise that the equipment keeps running during the period [0, M], the probability of the equipment in state k at time t is a conditional probability, which can be denoted as (P_{conk}^{{S_{0} }} left( t right),k = 1,2, cdots,N).
He said the donation was ultimately returned because it was given on the premise that True the Vote would be granted tax-exempt status by the I.R.S., which Ms. Engelbrecht said has not happened despite several attempts.
Give up the conclusion that we've got — Give up the premise that "we've got free will," it won't follow that we're non-physical.
This perspective is chosen given the premise, as discussed above, that public authority has the effect that, although perhaps resulting from an interactive process, decisions taken are hierarchically (i.e., unilaterally) binding for the relevant external actors (also known as 'regulatees'regulatees
That was the premise that gave the nation No Hiding Place, a fabled episode of the iconic sitcom Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads.
Therefore, the premise that gave rise to the contradictions, namely, an actually infinite extension could exist, must be rejected.
