Sentence examples for relevant antecedents from inspiring English sources

A global perspective on relevant antecedents of sales organization effectiveness is an important research issue.

In this study, ECM was infused with two relevant antecedents, i.e., perceived fit and perceived individual learning support, which were shown to be pertinent antecedents to continued intention to use weblogs, at least, in the context of students' use of such tools to learn in a MIS course.

One variety of causal determinism, scientific determinism, identifies the relevant antecedent conditions as a combination of prior states of the universe and the laws of nature.

However, the anarchy can be mitigated, e.g., by assuming Nolan's SIC above: if any impossible world must be more far-fetched than any possible world, then it is plausible that the principles governing counterfactual conditionals in the Lewis-Stalnaker treatment will still hold in impossible worlds similarity structures when the relevant antecedent is possible.

With sense perception, we can crosscheck by employing inductive methods to determine causally relevant antecedent conditions; can "triangulate" an event by correlating it with other effects of the same purported cause; and can discover causal mechanisms connecting a cause to its effects.

But in one respect the conditional sanction theory is in worse shape than is imperativalism, for it has no principled way to fix on the delict as the duty-defining condition of the sanction -- that is but one of a large number of relevant antecedent conditions, including the legal capacity of the offender, the jurisdiction of the judge, the constitutionality of the offense, and so forth.

Brand (1984) and Mele (2003) proposed solutions in terms of "proximal causation": the relevant mental antecedents must be the proximal causes of the relevant events.

It is clearly relevant to the antecedent of case (2) of the theorem we want to prove.

This would require explicitly stating each potentially relevant condition in the antecedent of each law-stating conditional.

With this in mind, the study of childhood anxiety and its developmental antecedents seems certainly relevant and important [ 3].

Similarly, in a case study of an African American woman with social anxiety disorder, Fink, Turner, & Beidel [ 15] found that the fear of being judged according to stereotypes was a central feature of social fears; racially relevant interpersonal contexts served as antecedents for fear of negative evaluation, and directly addressing these fears during exposure therapy was effective.