Sentence examples for postulates should from inspiring English sources

Based on a linking of these three concepts, we present a set of basic postulates for the management of the marine environment and emphasise that these postulates should hold for marine management to be achieved.

Further epidemiologic studies, including both case control prevalence studies and seroprevalence assays, and efforts to fulfill Koch's postulates should be pursued.

In most cases, the validity of the postulates should be decided exclusively on the basis of the conclusions to which they lead and their comparison with experiment.

However, questions remained about the acceptability of this assumption as a postulate, since Viète does not detail the construction of the neusis problem but simply claims that the "neusis postulate" should not be difficult for his readers to accept.

In particular, we define two important rationality postulates that should be satisfied: the consistency and the closure of the results returned by that system.

The Mora-Philippot theory of fresco is based on a series of postulates which should be discussed in order to accept its validity: Roman wall paintings occasionally display depressions in coloured plaster backgrounds left by hard polishing tools, imprints made by snapping a cord against the rendering, and impressions made by fingernails [62].

If protein alone is responsible for T.S.E., as Prusiner postulates, then it should be possible to synthesize PrP in a test tube and cause infection, which scientists have so far been unable to do.

For this reason, a number of philosophers of mathematics insist that the postulates of arithmetic should be formulated in a second-order language (Shapiro 1991).

Additionally, the transmission avoidance hypothesis postulates that individuals should avoid parasitized mates to avoid getting infected themselves [ 5, 75, 76].

On the other hand, the original 'sexy son' hypothesis postulates that females should prefer polygynous males because their sons will inherit the qualities of their fathers that enable them to attract multiple mates (Weatherhead and Robertson 1979).

Sparse coding theories postulate that V1 should encode images compactly by using relatively few co-active units.