Sentence examples for relevant assertions from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in Algorithm 1 the evidence must be specialized for each pair of nodes; given (a) and (b), the set (mathcal{A }(a,b)) must be constructed and the relevant assertions are then collected into (E).

I also believe that the administration played no role in the death of Elvis Presley, an equally relevant assertion.

Once the rule is in force, an utterance with the relevant assertion-indicating device creates the undertaking, and thereby also the assertion itself.

It then filters out non-biomedically-relevant assertions, but then returns what is in essence a set of strings.

8. Selecting the context of utterance itself as the context of assessment relevant for assertion avoids an early critical point made by Gareth Evans (1985: 349 50): if it is left open when to assess an assertion, so that an assertion can be correct at one time and incorrect later, the speaker aiming at correctness cannot decide what to say.

Relevant examples included assertions that each assessment "provides an opportunity to correct misconceptions and actually learn/relearn concepts".

Patrick Greenough (2011) takes this line even further by proposing norm-relativism: what norm is relevant for an assertion in a context is relative to a perspective.

It is in accordance with the assertions of relevant studies in the past [ 49- 51].

" 'Other outcomes' besides objective measures of disease severity may be 'more clinically relevant'?" That kind of assertion clashes with the basic truths of the scientific method.

But he has in the past been robust in his dismissal of the accusations and is well-known for a blunt, if not quite relevant and plainly questionable, assertion: "Communists do not murder people".

"X is good" is an incomplete assertion – the relevant criteria for saying Bill, or this horse, or this pen, is good depend on what sort of thing each is.