For science is predicated on the examination and analysis of evidence to reach conclusions that are then further tested and so on.
In other words, while Moore did accept that, "obviously 'attractive,'sexyxy,' and 'interesting' are all somewhat subjective judgment values," it seems the test is predicated on the idea that men should be useful and women should look pretty, a theory enthusiastically endorsed by cavemen.
The asymptotic validity of the test procedure is predicated on the number of time series observations, T, being large relative to the number of cross-section units, N, in that: either (i) N is fixed as T→∞; or, (ii) N2/T→0 as both T and N diverge, jointly, to infinity.
Software Quality Assurance, delivered by painstakingly thorough (and slow) software testing, is predicated on the old fashioned notion that we have to release perfect software.
We should emphasize that these tests are predicated on the observed decisions to switch occupations or to stay in the initial occupation.
Ryan and Brown (2005) argued that the policy of test taking is predicated on the grounds of using reward, punishment, and pressure on self-esteem to motivate learning.
Rather, it is a functional diagnosis that is made by the physician in concert with those tests, and is predicated on the physician's determinations that the patient meets the functional clinical checkpoints of the American College of Neurology.
The test of the foregoing hypothesis was predicated on the previous finding that gestational exposure to ethanol results in an altered olfactory response that persists into adolescence [ 21].
The rationale for this was that selection on the basis of 'empathy' is predicated on the assumption that more empathic clinicians (as judged by the test) will provide a better patient experience.
Scientific research is predicated on the effective exchange of knowledge.
