The phrase "at the reason" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks clarity in meaning, making it unusable in context.
Example: "I cannot understand the decision at the reason provided."
Alternatives: "for the reason" or "due to the reason".
To more clearly understand AT current prescribing practices in ICU patients, a prospective multicenter observational study was performed to describe the modalities of initiation (frequency, timing) of AT, the reason for changes (streamline/de-escalate therapy) and identification of independent factors associated with mortality in patients receiving new AT during their ICU stay.
And if you are looking for a pastor's perspective on faith and reason, have a look at "The Reason for God," by the Rev. Tim Keller of New York's Redeemer Presbyterian Church.
I can guess at the reason.
The S.C.U.'s statistics hinted at the reason for the concern.
It's meant to go deeper than that, or to get at the reason why we have certain goals.
Although the study did not look at the reason that a human presence depresses reef shark populations, Dr. Dulvy said the cause was simple.
Still, if managing agents know or suspect, they will sometimes divulge -- or at least hint at -- the reason.
In March of this year, some 20,000 people marched through a cold drizzle at the "Reason Rally" in Washington, billed as a political debut for the movement.
At the Reason Rally, crowds cheered as he declared that the Sept. 11 attacks played a critical role in blasting away his lingering belief in any sort of deity.
"We need strong high-level leadership that levels with the public and says, 'Look, you cannot expect perfection out of any security system,' " said Robert Poole, director of transportation policy at the Reason Foundation.
The writer is the director of urban and land-use policy at the Reason Foundation.
