Sentence examples for warranted conclusions from inspiring English sources

Rhetoric is distinct from both rational demonstration with its fully warranted conclusions and the sheer sophistry of clever talk designed to extort agreement from people by the use of threats or false promises.

In addition, these systems were procedural or computational in nature, in contrast to the semantic characterization of warranted conclusions (in terms of preferred models) in McCarthy's circumscription system.

There are have been three versions of the epistemological approach, each of which attempts to define how an cognitively ideal agent arrives at warranted conclusions, given an initial input.

(The data have never been strong enough to warrant conclusions about whether it prevents death).

It should also be noted that the correlations we found do not warrant conclusions regarding causal relationships.

The science is complex, the languages tricky, the secrecy intense and the clues often too few and partial to warrant firm conclusions.

A frequent argument against macroevolution is that there is insufficient evidence to warrant the conclusions made about major evolutionary transitions that transitional links and intermediate forms do not exist in the fossil record and the proposed mechanisms are incapable of effecting such changes.

Instead of characterizing finitude in terms of the need for a passive faculty of receptivity, Maimon insists that finitude only implies incompleteness in our cognition — but this incompleteness does not warrant any conclusions about the provenance of the matter of cognition.

Although the number of patient is too small to warrant firm conclusions, this observation could have important implications for the choice of antigens and antigen presenting cells in immunotherapy settings.

The results from this experiment (Table 4) warrant several conclusions.

However, these studies do not warrant general conclusions, which is due to several limitations.