According to prosententialism, by contrast, while 'S is true' has a subject-predicate structure, it would still be mistaken to interpret it as being about S. For consider: according to the prosentential theory, 'S is true' is a prosentence which stands in for the sentence denoted by S just as 'she' in (1) is a pronoun which stands in for the name 'Mary'.
provide paradigm instances of what are commonly thought to be connectives, i.e., expressions that link sentences but without expressing a relation that holds between the states of affairs, facts or tropes that these sentences denote.
His view is that sentences denote truth-values, and that logic is the science of such logical values, not of sentences (which is grammar) or of judgements (which is psychology), or of contents expressed by propositions, or of objects in general (ontology).
Polajnar et al. (2011) addressed the identification of MEDLINE abstract sentences denoting protein protein interaction as a binary classification problem.
In Figure 1, factual sentences (denoted as 'Background', sentences 1, 2 and 4) are distinguished from a sentence containing information inferred from the 'Background', a hypothesis driving and justifying the work presented in the article ('Hypothesis', sentence 3).
To increase the potential number of sentences denoting negative interactions (e.g. Gene A does not interact with Gene B), we included an additional corpus of 6585 abstracts from PubMed that contained co-occurring genes from the Negatome database.
This seems to indicate that, because different types of identifiers exist, their recognition is largely dependent on being present in the dictionary, as well as on their linguistic role on the sentence, as denoted by the importance of the linguistic features for this entity class.
Review for punctuation errors: Use a period at the end of a sentence to denote a full stop.
He explains: 'Frege's argument that sentences cannot denote propositions of course depends on the assumption that descriptive phrases denote individuals.' For an elaborated discussion, see Janssen 2001, 2011; for information on the history of intensional logic, see Montague 1970b (1970b
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