Sentence examples for similarly arguments from inspiring English sources
Similarly arguments of the roots of the equation (Lambda^{Malpha }+d_{H}^{alpha}+beta_{H}^{alpha}V_{H}=0) are all greater than (frac{pi}{2M}).
Similarly, arguments for incentivizing procreation within marriage assume that children reared within marriages will benefit as contrasted with those reared outside marriages (Galston 1991, chap. 10; but see Young 1995).
Similarly, arguments about courtesy to smokers claimed that further legislation would unfairly impose on smokers.
Similarly, arguments framed in terms of the health benefits of performing a behaviour have been shown to be more persuasive for some individuals than those framed in terms of the costs of non-performance [ 86].
By the similarly argument as in (3.22), we reach a contradiction.
end{aligned} This gives the first estimate, by a similarly argument, one can obtain the second estimate.
Attempts to use rigid, binary, black or white, all or none approaches will only serve to recreate the bitter futility of similarly barren arguments that have characterized the debate over when life begins (and the attendant social and medical issue of abortion).
Similarly, evolutionary arguments that can provide foundational support for sexist or oppressive practices, for example, arguments for the adaptive nature of violence against women (see Palmer and Thornhill (2000) for a readable account of this research program), have drawn intensive feminist scrutiny (for example see papers in Travis 2003a).
Clinton has similarly oversimplified arguments into claims, for instance linking Bush-era tax cuts to the financial crisis.
Students need to understand laboratory procedures and the logic and analysis that inform research, so they can fully understand scientific research papers as well as generate and present similarly constructed arguments.
Similarly, eliciting arguments and decisions can force students to think deeply about the content and the relations between the evidence and their arguments.
