Sentence examples for reasoned examination from inspiring English sources

Kyle struggles with dates, and in particular with the order of events, but he offers a steady, reasoned examination of the last six years.

The first condition for a reasoned examination would be to disentangle Israel's politics from all the anti-Semitic myths and other leftovers of a murderous past.

By demonstrating the uniformity and universality of the principles of valid interpretation of verbal texts of any sort, this closely reasoned examination provides a theoretical foundation for a discipline that is fundamental to virtually all humanistic studies.

Critical thinking is perhaps difficult to define, but I like to think of it as multi-stage process wherein first the facts of an issue or phenomenon are determined and then the issue of interest is subjected to a reasoned examination from multiple points of view.

At first glance, Tom Stoppard's intricate comedy "The Real Thing" might seem an odd choice for a college production, not because of its crisp stylization or its multilayered shadings, but for its honest and reasoned examination of infidelity, both personal and professional.

Our current understanding of the cytosolic signaling pathways of these fusion proteins alone cannot explain the basis for these differences, and we reasoned that examination of gene expression changes regulated by the three fusions might provide insights in this regard.

We reasoned that examination of the landscape of genomic changes as early events in CRC initiation could be determined by introduction of specific alterations in the background of normal diploid HCECs.

Because Pol II and TFIIF are thought to leave the promoter during the elongation phase after de novo transcription initiation, while TFIID may be retained at the promoter as part of a reinitiation scaffold (Zawel et al., 1995), we reasoned that examination of transcription reinitiation in our system may help to further dissect the inhibition mechanism.

For this reason, examination on the influence of pressure on viscosity of nanofluids may have great practical importance.

He also said Sheridan "is similarly nonplussed and under-utilized," but "Vance is terrific [as Carver], who makes defendants wither in the face of his elegantly reasoned cross-examinations".

However, because taxes change for many reasons, examinations of the relationship between overall measures of taxation and subsequent spending are plagued by problems of reverse causation and omitted variable bias.