As emphasized in a joke attributed to American philosopher Morris Raphael Cohen (1880 1947), logic texts had to be divided in two parts: in the first part, on deductive logic, unwarranted forms of inference (deductive fallacies) are exposed; in the second part, on inductive logic, they are endorsed (see Meehl 1990, 110).
As medical eponyms are primarily authorial (ie, the possessive noun designates a person who created or invented something) [ 3], a possessive form is often unwarranted, redundant, and confusing.
But, as more calls came in, Andringa realized that the concerns of most of those faculty members were unwarranted: They had completed the forms correctly.
Unfortunately, instead of minding the gap, most PR people proceed to inundate the outnumbered journalists with massive amounts of form-pitch emails, unwarranted phone calls and embargoed press releases — which are rarely considered helpful by a journalist.
Instead the party can remind Scots that the Tories, whom they once again rejected in last May's general election, are back in power at Westminster and, true to form, are inflicting unwanted and unwarranted cuts.
Nonetheless, how to specify proper priors without introducing unwarranted, artificial information remains challenging to the current form of the physics-based approach.
DeMille pointed out that at one time, fiction was racier than any other form of entertainment, which sometimes resulted in unwarranted popularity.
A number of genes are clearly difference makers in these processes (Srivastava 2006; Brand 2003; Olson 2006), but the conclusion that genes carry all the information needed to generate form features of the heart is unnecessary and unwarranted.
When the N.R.A. itself is encouraging the proliferation of guns and attacking the most basic forms of federal regulation (such as background checks) as unwarranted intrusions, it's no wonder that it thinks the solution is bulletproof glass.
When we humans declare that any highly intelligent life form must surely resemble ourselves, we are probably displaying a rather unwarranted sense of our own superiority.
