Sentence examples for postulates between from inspiring English sources

Analogously to various modern philosophical attempts to exploit quantum indeterminacy as a basis for psychological indeterminism, interpreters of Lucretius have long debated what relation he postulates between the swerve and free will.

Less convincing is the connection postulated between the concept of Maria lactans (representations of the Virgin nursing her child) and bronze and terra-cotta statues of the ancient Egyptian goddess Isis suckling the infant sun god Horus or between representations of saints on horseback and some late figures of the adult Horus in an identical pose.

A correlation has been previously postulated between psychostimulant abuse potential and preference for the outward-facing DAT conformation.

More specifically, it tested theoretical relationships postulated between PHP and social support, optimism, self-esteem, loneliness, and acculturation in this population.

This correlational property is also 'responsible' for the action at a distance that the orthodox theory seems to postulate between the distant wings in the EPR/B experiment.

The causal pathways that have been postulated between low literacy and poor health have been based primarily on cross-sectional quantitative research.

The possible establishment of bi-directional relationship between oral infection such as between periodontitis and heart disease has also been postulated between oral lesion and kidney disease [ 6, 8].

A possible explanation for this paradox is the complex interplay postulated between LIG3 and LIG4 in DNA repair (McVey & Lee, 2008), including the possibility that the two act together in the final ligation step of the reaction.

In accordance with other groups of psychotropic agents (e.g. antidepressants), a substantial time-lag has been postulated between the initiation of antipsychotic treatment and the onset of the antipsychotic effect.

Thus, in this case, a quasi-Berkson error model [ 5] can be postulated between the assigned sample mean (W ¯ g ) and true exposures (X gi ), i.e. (2) X gi = W ¯ g + e gi, E [ e gi | W ¯ g ] = 0.

An association has been postulated between endometriosis and vitamin D, since endometriosis is a disease that mimics malignancy and fulfills most of the criteria of an autoimmune disease, and vitamin D is an agent with antiproliferative, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory properties [ 90– 92].