Sentence examples for inconsistent reasoning from inspiring English sources

Am I the only person confused by the inconsistent reasoning of America's most vociferous pro-gun supporters?

This prior knowledge is often embedded with misconceptions that are reflected by inconsistent reasoning patterns (Klaassen and Lijnse 1996).

This is very inconsistent reasoning.

In vivo qPCR data is inconsistent with this reasoning with a trend showing a decreased FGFR2 mRNA expression in treated tumors.

In this paper, a fairly general framework for reasoning from inconsistent propositional bases is defined.

Brown and Priest (2004) have proposed a technique they call "Chunk and Permeate", in which reasoning from inconsistent premisses proceeds by separating the assumptions into consistent theories (chunks), deriving appropriate consequences, then passing (permeating) those consequences to a different chunk for further consequences to be derived.

The controlling precedent upholds the city's firearm statutes, "even though it contains reasoning that is inconsistent with the position of the United States," the department said in court papers.

Earlier in her career, while investigating the problems of symbolic logic, she reduced syllogistic reasoning to an "inconsistent triad" with the introduction of the "antilogism," a form which made the testing of deductions easier.

Such research could be exploited for non-therapeutic modifications This reasoning is, however, inconsistent with widely accepted practices.

Mr. Oxendine rejected that reasoning, saying it was inconsistent with both Georgia court decisions and the insurer's own financial statements and sales materials.

Inter-population crosses in insects following such reasoning have, however, yielded inconsistent results [reviewed in 36], which has led to criticism of this experimental approach [e.g. 37] [39].