Sentence examples for natural confirmation from inspiring English sources

And the formulation seems very natural: Confirmation is a feature that applies to sentences (or groups of them) and not to sub-sentential parts, and for an empiricist the content that a synthetic sentence has would be empirical content.

He and others list our natural weaknesses: We have confirmation bias; we pick out evidence that supports our views.

Not just for the way that it cleverly reminds us of confirmation bias – the natural tendency to notice evidence that confirms what we already believe, and overlook that which doesn't – but also because it puts the views of a white supremacist, views that most audience members will find unpalatable, centre stage.

Alginate being a natural polymer is biocompatible by confirmation through in vivo and ex vivo experiments.

Confirmation of a natural process that diminishes rates of DV recidivism as a function of aging demonstrates the need to factor this effect into any equation designed to assess the effectiveness of DV sentencing, or re-education/treatment programs upon rates of recidivism.

The missing subadult and adult wolves in Sanetti in 2005 2006 (29%) and 2010 (35%) and in Web Valley in 2010 (42%) represented more than the 15% natural death rate, providing further confirmation that these missing wolves had died from CD. Death rates for wolves with CD were comparable to those for dogs in Ayida village.

Confirmation filibusters are a natural result.

After a 5-day adaptation period followed by confirmation of absence of natural abnormality, they were used for the experiment.

In a similar spirit, Quine (1969) maintains that we can have instantial confirmation when dealing with natural kinds.

A confirmation that religion is natural is provided by the fact that it is the indispensable foundation and connective tissue of every political organization, which would not be able to survive and would dissolve without religion.

At the core of climate change denial is the brain's confirmation bias -- a natural tendency to seek and interpret facts in a way that confirms our pre-existing beliefs. .