The decision-support tools are not well aligned to this reasoning, focussing on time savings and the justification of the value for money of proposed schemes relative to other investments in the region and nationally.
These objections aside, Baier argues that Gilligan's data about females' moral reasoning is aligned with Hume's theory, while data about males' moral reasoning is aligned with other justice-oriented theories such as Kant's and Hobbes's.
These patterns provide some evidence that these intuitive explanations may be embedded in different frameworks, with desire-based and proximate cause reasoning more closely aligned with an intentional framework and need-based reasoning more closely aligned with a naïve biological framework (Evans 2008).
This reveals an ambiguity: on the one hand it was obvious that the respondents' own ethical reasoning was closely aligned with the Swedish law, but on the other hand it was generally acknowledged that the law left room for interpretation and personal judgment.
[i] Modern, Postmodern and Nonmodern methodologies are closely aligned with deductive, inductive and abductive reasoning respectively.
Since Mauve does not consider annotation a priori, one can compare the Mauve alignment to annotation without following circular reasoning to ascertain which genes are aligned to one another (putative gene homologies).
Standards | This lesson is correlated to McREL's national standards (it can also be aligned to the new Common Core State Standards): Life Skills: Thinking and Reasoning 1. Understands and applies the basic principles of presenting an argument.
Inference or logical reasoning in the design, representation, and dissemination of architectural ideas has followed a trajectory aligned with the three forms of inference as described by Charles Sanders Peirce.
The basic reasoning runs something like this: It is unlikely that our convenient phenotypic trait measures are aligned in a simple one-to-one fashion with either the genetic or the environmental sources of influence upon them.
Fortunately, Mr. Nocera's own reasoning sets himself up to lose this debate: First his assumption that economic forces will continue to be "aligned very strongly" against environmental considerations is unfounded except that it has been true thus far.
These questions aligned well with the articulated objectives for interdisciplinary education in the sense that they brought to the forefront the conceptual ideas and reasoning strategies with which the task prompted students to engage.
