Sentence examples for postulates on from inspiring English sources

Another point in common for all these neovitalistic authors was the acceptance, albeit incomplete, of the postulates on the origin of life by Erich Wasmann (1859 1931).

The only way to bring speculative and practical reason "into that relation of equality in which reason in general can be used purposively" is to affirm the postulates on the grounds that pure practical reason has primacy over speculative reason.

It is shown, that the postulates on neglecting SEP fluxes in quiet Sun years and on invariability SEP fluxes in active Sun years, underlying some models, contradict the experimental data.

As science progresses, there is, in parallel, a steady decrease in the number of postulates on which it has to rely for its development.

Barbara McClintock's theoretical postulates on transposable genetic elements [ 22] were met with enduring reluctance, but this reluctance eventually evolved into acknowledgement of her discovery and revolutionary concept.

Furthermore, these serotypes do not conform to the classical Koch's postulates on microbial pathogenesis due to a great deal of genome plasticity and frequent serotype switching [ 15].

In our earlier paper [9], we improved Theorem A by relaxing the conditions postulated on Ω.

(Gates) 'THE RECEIPT' A lost bar receipt provides a one-way ticket to bedlam in a clever and diverting show that mirrors the idiosyncrasies of modern life as two young archeologists study "lost" city and postulate on one day in the life of one of its inhabitants (1 15).

Thus, one can postulate on the existence of as yet unidentified protease(s) capable of cleaving and inactivating DCN [ 94, 95].

It is commonly postulated that ON is caused by reduced blood flow to the bone (Assouline-Dayan et al. 2002).

They then postulate on the life of one citizen named Wiley who finds the paper receipt on the sidewalk and decides, to his ultimate undoing, to trace the person who lost it.