None of these can be rationally proven, even though they are not inconsistent with reason, and may even be rendered probable by rational considerations.
Indeed, the Theorem's central insight — that a hypothesis is confirmed by any body of data that its truth renders probable — is the cornerstone of all subjectivist methodology.
Though a mathematical triviality, the Theorem's central insight — that a hypothesis is supported by any body of data it renders probable — lies at the heart of all subjectivist approaches to epistemology, statistics, and inductive logic.
It was rendered probable that the ohmic resistance which can be determined by impedance measurements is in connection with ionic conductivity and practically no information of the electronic conductivity of the polymer can be obtained.
Assessment of mental disorders was based on the CIDI-SF, which renders probable diagnoses for past-year prevalence of major depression, generalized anxiety disorder, and panic attacks using DSM-III-R criteria [ 45].
The produced design candidates have design complexity appropriate to the design specifications and requirements, as designs with higher design complexity than required are rendered less probable by the embedded Ockham's razor.
A representative denial that either is possible is Ayer (1936), according to which '… no proposition is capable, even in principle, of being verified conclusively, but only at best of being rendered highly probable' (p. 135).
First, most studies used samples of convenience, rendering it probable that the test battery was not selected to compare with a screen.
Moreover, witness testimony was just one kind of evidence which could render a presumption probable.
According to Popper, Hume had shown not only that we can't verify any interesting theory, we can't even render it more probable.
More specifically, the demand for certification, which will eventually lead to a reduction in costs and an increase in revenues, renders it more probable that she/he implements a QMS at an early stage.
