Sentence examples for this premise holds from inspiring English sources

13 However, little is known about whether this premise holds for motivating junior high school students to increase physical activity and to reduce sedentary behaviour.

And the premise holds: you do need to give a lot more thought to making the food taste good when you're trying to eat less.

This simple premise holds the key to Twitter's success: messages go to a well-defined audience.

Caroline Wozniacki, 21, rose to No. 1 in the W.T.A. rankings primarily on the strength of her results at Tour events, which allow coaching, and disagreed with the premise held by Stosur that not using coaching at smaller events would benefit Grand Slam performance.

If the premise held true, one would expect more obvious benefits unless the drug were a weak agent," says Kennedy, who commented via e-mail.

Only one premise holds: "It is no use behaving normally in an abnormal situation".

Whether or not her premise holds up, MacCarthy's "detailed chronicle of Byron's complicated romantic history" brings us "a little closer to the awe in which he was held by his contemporaries," Judith Shulevitz said here last year.

As noted in the paper, the THQ values calculated are concerning in that they are mainly above the safe level of THQ ≤ 1, which premise holds for many cases with the adjusted THQ values.

As noted in the paper, the THQ values calculated are concerning in that they are mainly above the safe level of THQ ≤ 1, which premise holds for the wine with the adjusted THQ values.

The premise holds for several states during medium stimulation and Ca2+ oscillations.

Our central research premise holds that these difficulties can be overcome by adequate care that requires a social competence process among physicians.