Of course, these assertions are partial and hopeful, made up of "dream stuff," to borrow Malouf's title.
The literature containing such assertions and the partial and varying evidence base on which it draws has been well critiqued elsewhere (Bonjour & Kraler, 2015; Charsley et al., 2014).
The influence of OSCEs on students' practising behaviour provides partial support for the conventional assertion that assessment drives learning.
Applications include equivalence verification, initialization, assertions generation and verification, partial control on the flow of data by prioritizing and block-oriented simulations.
Proposition 14 If ( X, p ) is a partial metric space, then the below assertions are equivalent: (1) ( X, p ) is complete.
To flesh out his theories, Mr. D'Souza tosses out lots of assertions based on false information, partial truths and unrepresentative anecdotes.
Jason A. Turner, commissioner of the Human Resources Administration, said the partial settlement of the case illustrated that assertions that the job centers treated the poor unfairly were unfounded.
Every assertion, consequently, comes wrapped in qualifications, if not partial refutations; a later essay, appearing in "Consider the Lobster," is titled, "Certainly the End of Something or Other, One Would Sort of Have to Think".
Here we address the second assertion by measuring the impact of long-term partial sleep deprivation on energy stores using Drosophila as a model.
Additional support for this interpretation can be found in Ramsey's assertion that the subject of his paper is the logic of partial belief.
Scheffler argues that B's assertion of hope p entails that p is a possibility, hence providing a partial answer to A's question.
