Sentence examples for proposition studies from inspiring English sources

But creating a 24-hour cable channel for a relatively narrow audience with many options in English and Spanish is a risky proposition — studies show that English-speaking Latinos tend to watch the same programs as non-Hispanics.

Following this proposition, many studies have focused on the diversifying effect of market reform on individual income under the framework of state vs. market (Bian and Logan 1996; Zhou 2000).

However owing to above proposition, docking studies were performed between various domains of furin particularly its P-domain and the cyclized furin-Eda-peptide (IIa) using autodock program.

To test this proposition, future studies could compare feeding as a predictive validity measure in people living in NHs and among independent free-living older people.

The block sets achieving the bound β(i) withi =  2 in Proposition ?? is studied.

In the next proposition we study the existence of nonnegative equilibriums of the fuzzy difference equation (1.6).

In the last proposition we study the asymptotic behavior of the positive solutions of the fuzzy difference equation (1.6).

In the next proposition, we study the continuity property of some convolution operators acting on the latter Banach spaces.

Consistent with these propositions, previous studies among drug users showed that interactions between opioids and benzodiazepines or alcohol increase occurrence of adverse events, overdose and death [ 34], as nicotine increase rates of opioid consumption [ 35].

Our finding that the trial was discussed at so many consultations supports the proposition that studying communication in trials by using just a single, a priori identified consultation is likely to overlook these processes [ 20].

(Metzger, 1987[1936]: 42) Just like Metzger's proposition to study instead of presuppose the positions mentioned in the citation, Lloyd comes to the conclusion that 'Descartes's alignment between the Reason non-Reason and mind–body distinctions bReason non-Reasone notion of andistinctive kind of rational thought as a highly restricted activity' (Lloyd, 1993[1984]: 46; emind bodydistinctions