Sentence examples for we have posited from inspiring English sources
It is easy to see why the law must hold in an economy of the sort we have posited.
A pure instrumentalist seeks to explain every aspect of a justified system of criminal law in consequentialist terms: in designing a system, we need only ask which doctrines, practices and rules will efficiently serve the goals we have posited.
Due to an extensive literature basis, we have posited that the pro-apoptotic NO species is ONOO−; however, other species may in fact exert this effect.
While we have posited that pre-existing detailed understanding of a CRE's function ought to facilitate the analysis of its evolution, we may have underestimated the level of detail that is necessary.
Since H2O2 is diffusible molecule, we have posited that generating extracellular H2O2 at site of VEGFR2 activation in the specific subcellular compartment is important therapeutic approach to promote VEGF signaling linked to angiogenesis.
Since first seeing our MAP RNA data [6], we have posited in private, in peer reviewing manuscripts [3], [7], [8], and at professional congresses that MAP is the primary and most culpable, potential etiological agent for some or all of IBD.
We've posited, along with known Apple psychics like John Gruber and Jim Dalrymple, that Apple wouldn't crowd the iPhone 5 and iPad mini into the same launch event.
When considering this variable, we had posited that the use of student-centered teaching practices could result in weak internal framing, where the teacher has less agency in the classroom, and a feeling that they did not have enough control to ensure OTL.
We had posited a conceptual-level correspondence between the learners' mental models of a given domain and their contributions to dialogic exchanges and find that individual AAD robustly predicts the amount of well-founded arguments and thorough explanations put forth in the interaction process.
It's one of the things we've posited.
We ourselves have posited that the heat-shock expression system in Drosophila melanogaster (and perhaps also D. simulans and D. yakuba) is an adaptation to the unique thermal environment that this species encounters.
