Sentence examples for making this latter from inspiring English sources

It is natural to interpret van Fraassen as making this latter claim, both in connection with explanatory asymmetries and more generally.

In making this latter assertion he is implicitly appealing to geometric intuition, since he makes no attempt to define real numbers, observing only that irrational numbers are to be regarded as the limits of sequences of rational numbers.

John recalls making this latter point (as he did whenever the topic came up on the campaign trail) to Mr. Bruni, but it didn't make the story".

Caution must be used in making this latter interpretation however, as the EEfRT has only "win" and "no-win" trials, and therefore we cannot interpret the association between prior trial feedback and hard-task choices in individuals with higher levels of anhedonia as a reflection of sensitivity for exclusively negative outcomes.

For the Iranian haplotype, a specific introgression into the FraMC population is indeed evident, making this latter scenario likely.

Despite the great wood quality of E. globulus for pulp production, its temperate origin implies poor adaptation to highly productive tropical environments where E. grandis is the species of choice, making this latter one the most widely planted Eucalyptus species.

Instead, the author justified his findings with vague statements like "One anecdote should suffice to make this latter point".

Senator Claire McCaskill makes this latter point frequently.

In his book, The Fires, Joe Flood makes this latter argument, blaming the fires that destroyed so much of New York City starting in the late '60s on the "scientific management" instigated by Mayor John Lindsay.

Indeed, few commercial CSPs will make this latter type of comprehensive representation.

The potential functional relationship between 5' introns and regulation makes this latter observation particularly interesting.