Sentence examples for view of reduction from inspiring English sources

But on any reasonable view of reduction, if some set of A-properties reduces to a set of B-properties, there cannot be an A-difference without a B-difference.

(For detailed treatments of this view of reduction, see Chalmers 1996 and Jackson 1998 though it should be noted that Chalmers argues that PAIN, and other concepts of conscious mental states, cannot be analyzed solely in terms of their causal relations and concludes from this that consciousness itself is irreducible).

Nonetheless, our findings, taken together with evidence from the literature, are consistent with the view of a reduction in the metabolic need of cholesterol with aging; this might explain on one hand the reduction of LDL uptake (and consequently, the increase of serum cholesterol levels), and on the other, the reduced expression and/or activity of the key enzymes of cholesterol synthesis.

The traditional view of weight reduction is ex post facto and is often pursued on a highly subjective basis, he said.

In view of such reduction, this value was considered as about 15%% of water consumption in the watershed.

In view of the reduction in gland volume, the biopsy protocol was modified to prioritise lateral peripheral cores.

The economic rationality of deploying this type of emergency control can be analyzed from the point of view of risk reduction.

A detailed view of the reduction of instruction width with software bypassing of benchmarks adpcm and blowfish is presented in Figure 9a,b, respectively.

It appears that the cathodic grafting leads to the formation of a polymeric layer, but the same grafting also occurs spontaneously within a few tens of seconds at open circuit potential, an expected phenomenon indeed in view of the reduction potential of 4-nitrobenzene diazonium.

A holistic view of harm reduction, not grounded in an abstinence-only approach to treatment, holds that it's possible to be successful in recovery without going cold turkey. .

In view of the reduction in fetal weight at high altitude, the absence of changes in fetal oxygen delivery and consumption raises a crucial question.