Sentence examples for the premise set forth from inspiring English sources

By the mid-fifties, he had devised his own method, based on the premise, set forth by the Stoic philosopher Epictetus, that people are disturbed not by what happens to them but by their view of what happens to them, and also on his personal observation that, as he said the other day, "all humans are out of their fucking minds — every single one of them".

Based on these premises, we set forth to investigate the expression of wolframin in human placenta throughout gestation in physiological conditions and contrasted it with the expression patterns in diabetes mellitus, a central characteristic of the Wolfram phenotype.

The existence of this motivation is the fundamental premise on which the ideas set forth in this book are based.

The memorial commemorated the terror attack of 9/11 and NATO's response, manifesting the foundational premise underpinning NATO, set forth in Article 5 of the NATO Charter, that an attack against one member was an attack against all. .

Altogether, then, the currency of science is demonstration (apodeixis), where a demonstration is a deduction with premises revealing the causal structures of the world, set forth so as to capture what is necessary and to reveal what is better known and more intelligible by nature (APo 71b33 72a5, Phys. 184a16 23, EN 1095b2 4).

The animal experiments were conducted in accordance with the guidelines as set forth by the National Research Council.

The budget shall set forth the estimated.

These variables were based on the operational definitions set forth in the NHANES III.

At the moment, efforts set forth by the authors are ongoing to converge these two implementations.

+ Eligible/Year: number of patients who meet the inclusion criteria set forth in the ICP document.

In response, the commission set forth three policy options.