Sentence examples for premises indicating from inspiring English sources

The quarters of the Masonic Club were relegated to the basement so that the space could be rented to a social club, later found to be using an illegal slot machine on the premises, "indicating that it too was having its financial troubles," according to Masonic records.

We have chosen for our analyses the B. burgdorferi genome because there are many premises indicating that this genome is in the steady state.

Although at present, the number of premises indicating pro-inflammatory function of adiponectin in RA patients seems to prevail over data showing its protective action, the association between adiponectin and RA is far from being completely understood.

"While attributing new paintings to Leonardo may be seen as an act of hubris," states Kanter, "simply recognizing the logic behind these three premises indicates how repetitive, and at the same time uncertain, scholarship can be, even about the works of this artistic giant.

This premise indicates that meanings are not inherent in objects, must be shared between individuals, and that meanings are learned.

Thus their careful use does not constitute circular reasoning but a kind of feedback, in which one makes adjustments in the premises of the argument as new evidence warrants, the revised premises then indicating the kind of additional evidence one needs to look for.

Setting a minimal length of 100 bp and considering that the ORF covers most of the sequence as premises, results indicated that 29 out of 34 ESTs contain a putative ORF (Table 1).

Each operator also has associated variables op cloud and op premise which indicate the placement of the operator.

For, the whole idea of inductive logic is to provide a measure of the extent to which contingent premise sentences indicate the likely truth-values of contingent conclusion sentences.

Although P. freudenreichii has all the enzymes needed for the de novo biosynthesis of amino acids and vitamins [ 16], the metabolic simplification premise may indicate that the reduced number of genes found in P. freudenreichii in comparison to P. acidipropionici is suggestive of the beginning of a specialization process as a consequence of the continuous use of this species in cheese ripening.

Note that this parity argument via a reductio ad absurdum, if successful, would show that the ontological argument is unsound, but without indicating which premise or which step in the reasoning is at fault.