Sentence examples for treating proposed from inspiring English sources

The Poznań group regards idealization as the secret to modern science and finds it remarkable that virtually all previous analytic philosophy of science remains Aristotelian in treating proposed laws and theories not as ideal models but as true or false statements directly about the real world (Nowak 1980 and later writings; see also Krajewsky 1977).

The treating psychiatrist proposed preliminary diagnoses of Axis I and Axis II disorders which had to be confirmed by a senior psychiatrist blind to his colleague's evaluation.

That's what lawyers are supposed to do: advise a client as to how the law would treat a proposed transaction.

Crossbencher Baroness Meacher complained at the way she and others were treated over proposed amendments to the policy of cutting tax credits.

In this section, the dynamic conditional correlations' two-stage model will be treated as proposed by [26].

Our numerical algorithm treats the proposed open boundary condition based on a rotational velocity-correction type strategy.

By my reckoning, the Sunday shows are far more likely to treat these proposed budget cuts as a matter that solely affects politicians.

It would make a mockery of the campaign finance laws to treat the proposed American Crossroads ads as anything other than "campaign ads coordinated with a candidate" within the meaning of the campaign finance laws.

The recently published Canadian clinical guidelines for treating CRS propose a weak recommendation in favor of the use of LTAs with the caveat that the evidence behind this recommendation is weak.

The key factor of differential gene expression in Boesenbergia rotunda cell suspension culture between control and phenylalanine treated is proposed to be related to the differential expression of transcription factors and transcription regulators.

Instead of the skeptical conclusions about immaterial versus material substance that Locke is clearly arguing for, his remarks were sometimes treated as proposing that matter can and does think.