Sentences with phrase «basis for an argument»

That graph is the primary basis for the argument for capping scientists at a three research grant maximum (or less, see below)[1,3] based on the conclusion that the graph shows «strong evidence of diminishing returns» [2].

Timpson follows Pope John Paul II in using the story of Tobit as a biblical base for his argument, but does not discuss the Pope's theology of the body with its rich idea of sexuality as a gift.

There is also little scientific basis for the argument that whales are competing with humans for food:

With more than a hint of exasperation, Scalia concludes: «One will search in vain the document we are supposed to be construing for text that provides the basis for the argument over these distinctions; and will find in our society's tradition regarding abortion no hint that the distinctions are constitutionally relevant, much less any indication how a constitutional argument about them ought to be resolved.

Arguments like yours are non-arguments because they try to take rationality out of the equation by attacking rationality as a basis for arguments.

This forms the basis for the argument for the soul, which was well presented by Kevin Douglas in the January issue of this magazine.

Those who disagree have never really prayed and have no basis for their argument.

If the best you can do here is ask for proof in return, that doesn't say much about your ability to defend what you've been using as a basis for arguments with several others.

We look at the flow of the arguments and the basis for those arguments.

one can't have a proper argument with a delusional person unless one uses the delusion as a basis for the argument — stem questions from it, stem conclusions from it... very straight forward thought pattern.

Muentzer insisted upon the inner certainty of salvation as the basis for his argument.

Trust me, those two goals are going to be the base for argument by..

You read my argument, you will note that I am saying anyone can create a basis for an argument but that does not make the argument sound.

You may have given us the injury records period say to Wenger era so that people may have bases for argument.

Merson stated that following Townsend's call - up, «it opens it up for anybody», suggesting that his form didn't deserve a place in the England squad and cited his performance against Man United where he was taken off after 30 mins as a basis for his argument (via Sky Sports).

There's literally no basis for this argument if you're holding to your statement:

The basis for this argument is, of course, that there is some form of a defensive midfielder slotted in between them and the back line, creating a shield in front of the defenders.

But a Lawyer who also appeared on the Current Affairs Programe Ernest Thompson questioned the scientific basis for that argument.

However, for now, there appears to be no basis for the argument that legalising medical marijuana increases teens» use of the drug.»

The data became the basis for arguments against current or past life on Mars, says Rafael Navarro - González, a chemist at the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Mexico City.

Friendly, Eugene, Oregon — There is literally no basis for that argument.

The basis for his argument is the advantages of self publishing, such as creative control, speed - to - market and earnings potential far outweigh the advantages that traditional publishers now bring.

The next question, coming shortly, is for groups using energy poverty as the basis for arguments against action on greenhouse gases.

This rather fundamental problem throws into some doubt the instrument record of the northern hemisphere — the basis for arguments that humans are influencing the climate.

They have no basis for their argument in Antarctica, but they have tried it anyway.

And yet these 300,000 deaths are used as the basis for an argument for the mitigation of climate change rather than as a good reason for industrialisation and economic development.

In order to understand the basis for this argument it is necessary to briefly look back at the original statutory provision which facilitated the registration of new greens, section 22 of the Commons Registration Act 1965, and the court's interpretation of its proper application.

The panel found the trial judge made no error in admitting the police evidence and said there was no basis for the argument he had given faulty instructions to jurors.