演繹

Kare wa ippanteki na hōsoku kara en'ekiteki ni ketsuron o michibikidashita.

He deductively derived a conclusion from general laws.

Kinōhō ga jijitsu kara hōsoku o michibiku no ni taishi, en'ekihō wa zentei kara ketsuron o michibiku.

While induction derives laws from facts, deduction (the deductive method) derives conclusions from premises.

Sūgaku no shōmei ni oite wa, kōri kara samazama na teiri o en'eki shite iku.

In mathematical proofs, various theorems are deduced from axioms.

En'ekiteki na suiron wa, zentei ga shin de areba, ketsuron mo kanarazu shin ni naru to iu tokuchō o motsu.

Deductive reasoning has the characteristic that if the premises are true, the conclusion must also be true.

Tetsugaku no giron ni oite, ronriteki na en'eki no purosesu o osoroka ni shite wa naranai.

In philosophical arguments, one must not neglect the process of logical deduction.

Kagakuteki kenkyū de wa, en'eki to kinō no sōhō o kumiawaseru koto ga jūyō de aru.

In scientific research, it is important to combine both deduction and induction.