Sentence examples for theoretically neutral from inspiring English sources

But if the responses are to help adjudicate between competing theories, the responders must be more or less theoretically neutral, and this sort of neutrality, we suspect, is rather likely to be vitiated by philosophical education.

Two theoretically neutral psychologists hired by the state to assess Mr. Wilcox and one hired by the prosecution all said they believed he was still sexually dangerous, though one acknowledged it was a difficult case.

On the one hand, he emphasizes the point (which Carnap largely accepts) that choice of language is not theoretically neutral: some choices will make for a better theory than others.

Long's discussion of this case illustrates the fact that the numbers produced by the measurement tools used in scientific research do not provide theoretically neutral and unequivocal descriptions of reality.

It relied on provisions transported from Russia, either directly through Polish territory or through – theoretically neutral – Prussia.

And even if they did have the money, these workers are required to rely on a third-party arbitrator, which while theoretically neutral, in practice is often tight with the employers or corporate bosses workers are fighting.

According to proponents of the doctrine of theory-ladenness, in cases of fundamental theoretical dispute, there will typically be no theoretically-neutral characterization of the evidence available.

Theoretically, a neutral question would have the highest sensitivity to detect all cases.

Theoretically, with neutral competition, nonrandom co-segregation would be ineffective for preserving DSC genetic fidelity.

Theoretically, if local neutral rates are correlated across species, a conserved block could arise from the persistence of orthologous neutral substitution cold spots without involving selection.

Though magic may theoretically be morally neutral, and many self-styled practitioners have claimed so, magicians have throughout European history usually been feared for their powers of wreaking evil.