Sentence examples for usefully discussed from inspiring English sources

At present, however, the quantum-physical protoconscious events of Orch OR can be usefully discussed only at the human/biological level, mainly because discussions of consciousness center upon human consciousness.

Perhaps the celebrated economists Amos Tversky, Daniel Kahneman and Elinor Ostrom believe their work is usefully discussed alongside evolutionary biology — Ms. Ostrom did subtitle a book "The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Actions" — but Mr. Wilson is a bit hasty in claiming them for his project.

In addition to the works mentioned above, Kant's Antinomy of Teleological Judgment has been usefully discussed in Allison (1991), Cohen (2004), Ginsborg (2001), Kreines (2005), Steigerwald (2006), Zanetti (1993) and Zumbach (1984); see also the entry "Kant's Aesthetics and Teleology" in this encyclopedia.

This can be usefully discussed vis-à-vis the opportunities open by cooperation and engagement.

First, Honderich's distinction between causally relevant and irrelevant properties is completely insensitive to the question of what is being explained or caused, which effect is under consideration (Macdonalds 1995 and Gibbons 2006 usefully discuss the importance of typing effects in addressing the epiphenomenalist objections).

Instead, Obama and Xi should usefully discuss how to tame the competition in these two seas among the local countries of the region, which has taken the form of building artificial islands and reefs and repeated confrontations at sea between the parties.

In addition HRQOL data from clinical trials can provide information that clinicians can usefully discuss with their patients [ 36].

35 37 Given the complexity of the effects of alcohol consumption on personal health, women could usefully discuss these risks and benefits with their physician.

Financial exploitation is not the only problematic form of exploitation possible, but we can nevertheless usefully discuss it in isolation, since it could be subject to a form of governance that could be organized in advance of a pandemic.

We evaluate our method using SNP genotype data; however, the methods discussed here could usefully be applied to any high-dimensional regression setting.

Solutions to these challenges, which may include CHW-oriented strategies in rural areas or integrated clinical and social services as discussed above, could be usefully applied in the future to cardiovascular or cancer care.