Sentence examples for true instances from inspiring English sources

∴ Some Z's are X's. is not a valid inference form, for, although instances of it can be produced in which premises and conclusion are all true, instances of it can also be produced in which the premises are true but the conclusion is false e.g., 5) Every dog is a mammal.

The strong version, by contrast, says that there are (many) true instances of RI but there is no such thing as absolute identity.

The weak version says that RI has some (in fact, many) true instances but also that there are predicates F such that if x and y are the same F, then, for any equivalence relation, E, whatsoever (whether or not an identity relation), E x,y).

Therefore, there is still a need for systematic scanning of the human genome for the identification of more true instances of "conjoined genes".

As viruses sequenced through the IGSP should not recombine more or less frequently than viruses sequenced otherwise, either the non-IGSP recombinants are false positives or we have failed to identify true instances of recombination in the IGSP data sets.

For a given set of true instances, 10 separate training sets are generated.

This makes God's dominium the only true instance of dominium and the source of all created instances of dominium.

(For a related argument that the true instance of Entailment could not be monstrous, because it would need to be learnable by ordinary speakers, see Jackson, Pettit, and Smith 2000).

Not only must (b) be properly taken to represent the semantic precision of 'F' but we must also be prepared to admit that some existential statements can be true without having any true instance, thus blocking any inference from (a) to (b).

Even if this was a true instance of minor rebound morbidity following IPT, it does not appear to outweigh the episodes prevented by earlier protection.

This should thus ensure that any effect found is a true instance of longer term normalization.