Employees enrolled in a Glatfelter medical plan must self identify as a tobacco user if. they have used tobacco an average of four or more times per week within the past six. months. This includes all tobacco products but excludes religious and ceremonial uses.
A statistical argument is an inductive argument (under an inductive formal language) that is supported by a random sample. 1  AKA: Statistical Inference. 2  Context: 3  It can abide. 4  Counter-Example(s): 5  a Deductive Argument (e.g. a Causal Argument, Propositional Argument). 6  an Abductive Argument (e.g. Analogical Argument).
An argument is a disagreement between two or more people, but it can also be a statement backed by evidence, like your argument that your school doesn't need a dress code. Argument comes from the 14th century French word of the same spelling, meaning, statements and reasoning in support of a proposition.. An argument can be a fact used as evidence to show that something is true, like a study that shows exercise improves certain health conditions â an argument for being more active.