Sentence examples for knowledge of the conclusion from inspiring English sources

Aristotle clearly thinks that science is knowledge of causes and that in a demonstration, knowledge of the premises is what brings about knowledge of the conclusion.

Knowledge or more properly scientific knowledge (scientia) is defined as the knowledge of the conclusion of a demonstrative syllogism (based on Aristotle's doctrine in the Posterior Analytics).

The accounts given of each of these employ an extremely causalistic idiom, typical questions being 'what causes a perceptual experience?'whathareare the distinguishing causal factors of true and false perceptual experiences?'underder what conditions does knowledge of the premises of an argument cause knowledge of the conclusion?', etc.

Such knowledge is found in the premises/principles and above all the knowledge of the conclusions of demonstrations.

The teachers in Nehm and Schonfeld's study (2007) had many misconceptions of natural selection but significantly increased their knowledge at the conclusion of an evolution-specific course.

An advocate of the evidential argument from evil claims that no matter how carefully one examines the case, and thinks about it, considering, as one does, all of the rightmaking and wrongmaking properties of which one has any knowledge, the conclusion is that the wrongmaking properties of allowing what happened to Sue clearly outweigh any rightmaking properties of allowing that event.

Knowledge of the dominant modes allows conclusions about the dominant noise generation mechanisms, because the different noise sources inside the propfan create different sets of modes.

According to Strauss, modern rationalism implodes upon itself: what starts as a modern quest for delineating scientific standards in the name of certain knowledge leads to the conclusion that there are neither such standards nor such truths.

In conclusion, knowledge of the normal appearance of the abdomen and pelvis after GI tract surgery is mandatory for every diagnostic radiologist, particularly in an emergency setting.

Conclusion: Knowledge of the true frequency of both mortality and morbidity is crucial in planning health care and research and identifying risk factors.

In conclusion, knowledge of the distribution of geographic/ethnical HPV18 genetic diversity provides critical information for developing diagnostic probes, epidemiologic correlate of cervical cancer risk and design of HPV vaccines for targeted populations.