The premise for using grant-to-article linkages as a metric for measuring the accuracy of a cluster solution is the assumption that the articles acknowledging a single grant should be highly related, and should be concentrated in a cluster solution of the document space.
This possibility is supported by findings from a survey of child faeces disposal practices in rural Indian households with a functioning latrine, that water availability on the premise for using the latrine was associated with safe child faeces disposal [ 36].
The premises for use of ECMO in these patients, including ECMO-supported inter-hospital transfer, have been mainly the young age, the relatively low prevalence of comorbidities, and the likelihood for reversible lung failure typical of these patients [ 3].
One premise for using extracellular miRNAs to diagnose disease is the notion that the abundance of the miRNAs in body fluids reflects their abundance in the abnormal cells causing the disease.
Ladder shelves are based the premise of using wood for the shelving supports and, when looked at from the sides, it resembles a ladder.
Premise for using TCP and ASA in latest literature reports revealed that both ASA and TCP, despite their properties such as blocking COX-2 and antioxidant activity, have an ability to block AhR [ 10, 18, 24– 30].
The French RCT uses an inclusion criterion - abnormal CTG - which is in conflict with the premise for the use of CTG+ST, as ST events may not appear de novo when fetal hypoxia is already present.
The premise for the use of free adult preventive health care includes (1) people suffering from poliomyelitis and older than 35 years (use once a year), (2) people aged between 40 to 64 years (once every three years), and (3) people aged 65 or older (once a year).
According to executive producer and showrunner Greg Daniels, the writing staff wanted to use the premise for many years, but could never find a right time to implement it, until an opportunity during the show's last season presented itself.
This fallacy is committed when a general proposition is used as the premise for an argument without attention to the (tacit) restrictions and qualifications that govern it and invalidate its application in the manner at issue.
For policy, moral or other reasons, the law takes the position that hearsay or the accused's character or previous misconduct must not be used as the premise for a particular line of reasoning.
