Sentence examples for our reasoning that from inspiring English sources

And we still stand by our reasoning that should O2 exercise its right to make a purchase at the end of the 12 months, what they'll be acquiring could be worth more than £1 million.

This supports our reasoning that newer housing without lead service lines or lead solder and low-lead fixtures would pose less exposure risk.

This phenomenon forms the basis for our reasoning that the quinquennial population count data are more accurate than the annual vital registration records.

Our reasoning that waist circumference might contribute to an increased risk of clinical hypothyroidism by predicting existing subclinical hypothyroidism is only a notional argument and can be affirmed only by longitudinal studies.

The strong performance of the core gene set in predicting patient survival time furthered our reasoning that the component genes of this gene set were the source of predictive value in other gene sets on MSigDB.

In this case, we observed a much stronger reduction in pairing of the 359 bp repeat relative to dsRNAs targeting Pr-set7 (Table 3), in line with our reasoning that loss of Pr-set7 has a modest effect on somatic homolog pairing in comparison with our 17 FISH hits.

"But we do feel as though there is a racial component, but I cannot release our reasoning for that".

"With a presumption that would have amazed the framers of our Constitution, and legal reasoning that would have mystified them, federal judges today issue rulings and opinions on policy questions that should be decided democratically," Mr. McCain said before a large crowd of students assembled in Wait Chapel at Wake Forest University here.

Although the precise molecular mechanisms involved are not yet clear, our results support the reasoning that expression of KDM1A in medulloblastomas might perpetuate cell proliferation, at least in part, by a TP53-independent manner, implying that therapeutically targeting KDM1A could also be efficient against medulloblastomas harboring TP53 mutations.

Our reasoning was that the peptide that was oriented in a manner that permitted the Asn residue to interact most strongly with the stationary phase would be the last peptide to elute in the ERLIC mode.

In the first, he and Tversky did a series of ingenious experiments that revealed twenty or so "cognitive biases" -- unconscious errors of reasoning that distort our judgment of the world.