Sentence examples for area reasoning from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Lake Elsinore officials reopened the area, reasoning that it wasn't feasible to keep people away.

In addition, results from the questionnaire for parents regarding their opinions about future CD screening are presented in Table 3. a This table does not include content area Reasoning behind participation, since that was only asked for, and reflected upon, in the focus group discussions.

However, some firms are leaving flood-prone areas, reasoning it's bad business to continue insuring such risky properties.

The qualitative analysis of focus group discussions and written narratives resulted in nine categories that corresponded to four different content areas: reasoning behind participation in the screening, immediate reactions to the diagnosis, looking back at the screening, and attitudes towards future mass screening.

His execution would directly contradict the Supreme Court's 2002 ruling in Atkins v. Virginia that "the mentally retarded should be categorically excluded from execution" because of "their disabilities in areas of reasoning, judgment and control of their impulses".

The fact that, as Bertrand Russell noted (see Russell 1957), causality is not to be found as a theoretical primitive in contemporary physical theories is at odds with its seeming importance in so many familiar areas of reasoning.

We applied the direct transfer function (DTF) method to investigate the direction of information flow between different (mainly prefrontal and parietal) brain areas during reasoning tasks.

In the last few years a new research area, called stream reasoning, emerged to bridge the gap between reasoning and stream processing.

The action research followed a structured pattern of participant reflection and trialing of teaching heuristics: Participants were asked to identify an area of clinical reasoning or practice their students found challenging, or an area where their students rarely engaged in the necessary reasoning.

It's also an area involved in reasoning and general intelligence.

She is funny, smart as a whip and already clearly gifted in the area of visual/spatial  reasoning, as many dyslexics are.