These characteristics are inconsistent with premises underlying the compensation methodologies, which assume that most of the null hypotheses are true.
The hybrid conception of moral judgment is not inconsistent with premise (1), if we are prepared to interpret it as implying only that for moral knowledge to be possible moral judgments are sometimes (true) beliefs, not that they are always nothing but beliefs.
A collection of premise sentences logically entails a conclusion sentence just when the negation of the conclusion is logically inconsistent with those premises.
As such, our data are inconsistent with the premise that the AV simultaneity window reflects a fixed interval during which the detection of AV asynchrony is impossible.
This is not a valid syllogism, despite the fact that its premises are inconsistent.
Arguments are valid if the premises are inconsistent with the denial of the conclusion (Gibbard 1990, chapter 5).
But in the eight years since then the number of settlers has doubled: a record utterly inconsistent with the Oslo premise that Palestinians would in time rule their land.
However, a number of critics have claimed that Davidson's rejection of conceptual relativism and its underlying dualism between conceptual scheme and empirical content is inconsistent with one or another premise in his argument for anomalous monism.
But the doctrines of economics are not well founded: premises are unrealistic, models inconsistent, predictions often wrong.
In this review I argue that, in its current usage, WBD is a theoretically inconsistent criterion, and that its main premise, that a functioning brain is required for integrative life, is flawed.
