Nonetheless, the data available allowed sufficient conclusions to be drawn.
is not deductively valid because the premises are not necessarily sufficient for the conclusion.
Let us note that in this example condition X of a strictly convex Banach space is not sufficient for the conclusion of Theorem 2.1.
In place of a sound argument a deductively valid argument with true premises Johnson and Blair posit an alternative ideal of a cogent argument, one whose premises are acceptable, relevant to and sufficient for its conclusion.
The legal doctrine can thus be logically expressed as \((p\land q \leftrightarrow r\), stating that premises p and q are both necessary and sufficient for the conclusion r.
In conclusion, sufficient uptake of SN38-PEG-PLGA-Ver NPs and a significant decrease in expression of ABCG2 and an increase in expression of BAX and BAX/BCL2 ratio was observed after treatment with nanoparticles compared with free SN38.
In conclusion, sufficient data exist to support the use of these pharmacological agents in men with primary osteoporosis.
It will also be necessary to consider whether the evidence received is sufficient to reach conclusions in respect of the use of phone hacking at titles other than the NoTW.
Though this is not absolutely exact, it is sufficient for the conclusions that are drawn in this study.
The reacting case yields a resolution in excess of 75% on the finest grid arguably sufficient to permit conclusions regarding the accuracy of submodels.
Although the ESS transparency checklist aims at ensuring model comprehensibility for experts in the first place, making the model exercise transparent is not sufficient to justify conclusions.
