In the 20th century, it is widely acknowledged that analogical reasoning is a productive form of reasoning that cannot be reduced to inductive or deductive reasoning.
He defended his conduct and the motivation behind it, even as he acknowledged that his legal reasoning was faulty.
Choices that invoke ethical reasoning are acknowledged to be abstract, and it is challenging to provide a comprehensive preparatory package for HCPs.
A truly progressive jurisprudence would go further in its legal reasoning, acknowledging that the for-profit corporation, man's most-advanced technology for making and concentrating wealth, creates unique risks for the structure of democratic government.
Despite this, I had to fleetingly acknowledge that her reasoning may not so easily be attributed, wholesale, to some previous generation at impulsive loggerheads with non-conformity merely for its own sake.
Although the educational value of TNS is acknowledged, TNS theory includes implicit reasoning and value judgement as well as science.
The issues here are far more complex than acknowledged by the concurrences, which, reasoning from hypothetical situations on matters not presented by the facts of this case, postulate a broad general rule.
Originally published in 1949, An Introduction to Legal Reasoning is widely acknowledged as a classic text.
While the fallacy of such reasoning is increasingly acknowledged in some global-North scholarship, bi/multi/translingualism (as well as translanguaging) at the individual level continues to be marked in terms of the exotic, not "normal".
This circular reasoning fails to acknowledge that the reason for complications with multiple attempts is, in fact, the presence of drug-induced apnea producing hypoxemia.
5 9–11 The best approach for teaching clinical reasoning and the extent to which biomedical instruction should be supplanted or supplemented by clinical reasoning instruction (acknowledging the fundamental role content knowledge plays in reasoning) are unknown.
