Sentence examples for this work argues from inspiring English sources

This work argues with the intention of detecting possible reductionism, determinism and fragmentation, in the conceptions of teachers.

This work argues that the urban temperatures of AMWAJ Islands were altered in part due to human contributions such as urban geometry, urban surfaces and land use.

This work argues that a product information model combined with extended knowledge models can provide decision support throughout the product development phases.

Some of this work argues that the interests in technological control that underlie the modern practice of science limit its scope and what it takes to be significant knowledge (Lacey 1999, Merchant 1980, Tiles 1987).

This work argues that concepts are not stable monolithic entities, but rather are dynamic loose networks of interconnected knowledge elements that can rearrange in response to context and are composed of explanatory primitives (some that have a clear somatic basis) that can bear little resemblance to expert causal thinking.

In support of previous studies, this work argues that atypical PrPres can be faithfully and selectively propagated in the dgPMCAb [ 26].

The husband-and-wife team of Nicola Clayton and Nathan Emery, who are largely responsible for this work, argue that it shows some birds have "the same cognitive tool kit" that apes have: "causal reasoning, flexibility, imagination, and prospection".

This body of work argues that to address issues of maldistribution, low retention and poor performance of health workers, a shift of focus from health workforce planning to other factors, such as labour market dynamics and the behavioural responses and individual preferences, is needed.

Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Penn State who has published research contending modern warmth is unprecedented in the last 2,000 years (aka his "hockey stick" work), argues this new study is likely underestimating the present-day warming.

Out of Sight, Out of Mind by John Podmore (Biteback, £14.99) Prison doesn't work, argues this author, and he should know since he used to run three of them.

The philosopher Berel Lang, in one of the best recent inquiries into Levi's work, argues that this moral optimism makes him a singular figure.