Sentence examples for such premise from inspiring English sources

This small sample size cannot rule out seropositivity in donkeys in such premise.

Indeed, Block (1993) suggests that a central part of personality development is the formation of such "premise systems" on the basis of socialization experiences (see also Rothbart & Ahadi, 1994).

In fact, the histochemical detection of proteins in the galls of N. cattleiani corroborates such premise and reveals another similarity among vascular and perivascular parenchyma cells in the galls of P. myrtoides (Carneiro et al. 2014 b ) and P. cattleianum and those of true nutritive tissues.

The FBI said that Robert Doyle was one of three men arrested for plotting to bomb the premises of such premises.

For example, cardiotoxic side effects of the cancer drug imatinib might be curbed by applying such premises.

Founders of new schools in Sweden and America have often used such premises; it cuts the cost of starting up tremendously.

Based on such premises, we envision a quick broadening of our understanding of the genetic and functional basis of drought tolerance.

Urban development under such premises will be more resilient and adapted to local flooding, instead of relying on increasingly expensive infrastructure.

The Punjab Excise Act (1914) prohibits the employment of women at premises that serve alcohol in "any part of such premises in which such liquor or intoxicating drug is consumed by the public".

Of course, every argument has to start from some basic premises that are not argued for, and it may be that a political leader's religious faith suggests such premises.

Philosophers — Descartes is usually the premier example — have sometimes thought that they could find first premises that would be totally obvious to any rational person; "self-evident" was one popular term for such premises.