How To Use Epiphenomenon In A Sentence
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First put forward in response to reductionist theories that treated race as an epiphenomenon of class, ethnicity, or nation, racial formation theory has reshaped the sociological study of race.
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This is closely related to the epiphenominalism theory of mind that it is an evolutionary accident emerging from the increasing complexity of brains as an "epiphenomenon" or side effect of neural complexity.
Coordinated Evolution
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‘Consciousness is an epiphenomenon of the brain.’
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Verhoeven NM, Salomons GS, Berthelot J, Vianay-Saban C, et al. (2006) D-2-hydroxyglutaric aciduria in three patients with proven SSADH deficiency: genetic coincidence or a related biochemical epiphenomenon?
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Others see crying as a so-called epiphenomenon, a secondary event that serves no real function.
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The current market fizzle is an epiphenomenon this time around.
Matthew Yglesias » The Collapse
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Therefore he reasoned that "epiphenomenon" had been built up to accommodate some modern theory of thought, some new leprosy of the mind never dreamed of by the noble lexicographer.
The Jessica Letters: An Editor's Romance
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It is unknown whether the staining of hemoglobin reflects a pathologic response or is an epiphenomenon.
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Spirituality is often presumed to be an epiphenomenon or side effect of the brain and our need for hope, even if the hope is delusional.
The Sacred Promise
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Schwarzmantel argues that the concept of ideology is an epiphenomenon of modernity.
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In Wolfram's view of the universe there is no continuum, and particles are a mere epiphenomenon; indeed, motion and geometry are also little more than illusions.
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For example, if an infectious disease is associated with high levels of a factor X in the blood, it is often difficult to know whether this is of pathogenic importance or simply an epiphenomenon of the disease process.
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This was to take the angry-idiot shouting of TV, which is epiphenomenon, and make it phenomenon.
S&P Introduces the Edsel
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On this view, the abstractness and hierarchical structure of representations is something of an illusion, or at least an epiphenomenon.
Smithsonian
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If consciousness were a mere "epiphenomenon," having no "use" to the organism, it would soon perish (if it ever appeared) according to the law which says that all useless functions perish.
The Problems of Psychical Research Experiments and Theories in the Realm of the Supernormal
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Subjective experience, especially spiritual, was presumed at that time to be an epiphenomenon—a secondary phenomenon of little importance.
The Sacred Promise
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Global equilibrium and order at each level of a CAS emerges as what systems theorists call an "epiphenomenon" -- organization that is not predictable from knowing only the rules of the next lower level.
Analog Science Fiction and Fact
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The epic contest between capitalism and socialism, in Huntington's view, thus turned out to have been an epiphenomenon masking the real struggle among the followers of Jesus, Mohammed, Vishnu et al.
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The term "epiphenomenon" has been adopted to express the distinctness but entire dependence of the mind.
The Approach to Philosophy
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The current market fizzle is an epiphenomenon this time around.
Matthew Yglesias » The Collapse
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During sepsis, we are learning that immune-endocrine crosstalk is not an epiphenomenon but is critical to the organism's capacity to cope with severe stress.
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Further research is needed to establish whether oxidative stress has an active role in the pathogenesis of asthma, or whether oxidative stress might be an epiphenomenon of the disease.
