Sentence examples for premises and implications from inspiring English sources

Empirical results provide evidence consistent with both selected premises and implications of the model.

If a student of American thought fully unpacks the premises and implications of Federalist 10 and 51, that student comprehends not only this nation's political regime but also the Madisonian revolution in democratic theory.

The paper discusses premises and implications of this assumption, and points out that more realistic expectations and increased attention to the children's views and attitudes of the placement may contribute to greater stability in care.

This requires a reexamination of the premises and implications of the idea of institutional acquiescence in particular, and of the role of historical practice more generally.

South of the Potomac, and most especially in the fertile minds of Jefferson and Madison, these premises and their political implications quickly grew into menacing monsters.

However, more people live within a 20 min walk of a community pharmacy compared with a GP premises, and this potentially has implications for the commissioning of future services from these healthcare providers in England.

This paper provides an insight into the benefits and implications of evolving the e-HUB architecture into new one based-on Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) premises.

Each question targets one of the premises or implications of Nozick's argument.

Biology and implications for dermatology.

Part II: Reconstructions and implications.

CRPI Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications.