Sentence examples for relevant thesis from inspiring English sources

In this context, it is pertinent to mention the efforts by Rzepa and Peter Murray-Rust for developing tools to parse chemically relevant thesis and other published articles for harvesting analytical data [10, 11].

So it is tempting to use 'physicalism' to distance oneself from what seems a historically important but no longer scientifically relevant thesis of materialism, and related to this, to emphasize a connection to physics and the physical sciences.

Ockham's nominalism does not require the elimination of simple connotative concepts after all; its main relevant thesis, on the contrary, is that their use is ontologically harmless since they do not signify (either primarily or secondarily) anything but individual things, as their nominal definitions are supposed to make it clear.

The search strategy involved identification of keywords (medical subjects' headings), synonyms, relevant theses and dissertations, and sources of grey literature.

Manual reviews were conducted to incorporate relevant theses, monographs, and project documentation, including safe motherhood and child survival technical reports and evaluations.

The relevant internalist thesis then yields the false result that the irrational squash player has no reason not to cross the court.

When the conditions specified by the relevant internalist thesis do obtain, the reason is then not present to motivate the agent, falsifying the counterfactual.

A second difficulty will still remain: namely, that the argument for N-Realism still depends on the truth of the relevant descriptive thesis, in Nietzsche's case, the doctrine of the will to power.

Alternatively, one may argue that the relevant metaphysical theses are merely contingent (see, e.g., Cameron 2007).

They must be considered relevant for the thesis the speaker upholds and must provide valuable support for it.

I'm unclear as to how any of the things he complained about are relevant to his thesis.