Sentence examples for validly argued from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it may be validly argued, that a large family size, with the attendant spread of lean resources over many dependants, would force parents to engage their children in labour activities.

However, since all previous results have been based on data for intraoperative cholangiography actually performed, skeptics have validly argued that this association might be due to bias through differential misclassification.

More generally, one can validly argue from p to q if and only if the implication "If p, then q" is logically true i.e., true in virtue of the meanings of words occurring in p and q, independently of any matter of fact.

If moral terms have descriptive meaning in addition to their non-cognitive element one should be able to validly argue in the other direction.

They are not necessarily designed to validly indicate appropriate growth from one cohort or one year to another.

This has been documented by several investigators, thus Muller and colleagues stated that the insufflation pressure must exceed 20 cmH2O for the threshold value of 13% to be validly indicating volume responsiveness [ 22] and De Backer and colleagues argued that the tidal volume must exceed 8 ml/kg for PPV to reliably indicate volume responsiveness at a threshold value of 12% [ 23].

It has been argued that discrepancies between self and proxy reports could validly reflect each respondent's perspective and not merely inaccuracy or bias [ 6].

This is also important because it has been argued that simulated patients, or indeed, any examination context, cannot validly assess empathy because the situation is too artificial [ 34].

They argued and argued.

Few argued.

We argued.