Sentence examples for reasonable attributes from inspiring English sources

A decision-making process based on lot may thus not be accountable or reasonable, attributes which are held to be important in society's decision-making on healthcare rationing and prioritization [ 49].

The application of MC can obtain more reasonable attribute weights, which can effectively improve the quality of problem solving for a CBR system.

There is no reasonable reason to attribute them as being part of a wider coordinated attack.

But it is surely reasonable to attribute the relative infrequency of ethnic or racial riots in America to the presence of minority leadership in many of the nation's mainstream institutions.

In all these cases, it is more reasonable to attribute the change in behaviour not to anything the animal has learned but rather to a change in the creature's motivational state.

Some (e.g. Rey 1986) argue it is reasonable to attribute intentionality to such a system as a whole.

Therefore, it seems reasonable to attribute the greater Mn-enhancement in more aggressive CRC to a higher cell proliferation rate.

Searle agrees that it would be reasonable to attribute understanding to such an android system but only as long as you don't know how it works.

And finally some have argued that if it is not reasonable to attribute understanding on the basis of the behavior exhibited by the Chinese Room, then it would not be reasonable to attribute understanding to humans on the basis of similar behavioral evidence (Searle calls this last the "Other Minds Reply").

However, it seems more reasonable to attribute the reduction in colonization to one of the phenotypes that was caused by an impaired ability to repair DNA.

Thus, it may be more reasonable to attribute increases in these two measures to occupational requirements rather than voluntary preparedness behaviors induced by participation in response planning.