Accessibility to health care is commonly reasoned to exert considerable pressure on variability in health outcomes between neighborhood populations.
Moreover, on the question of how he reasoned to specific explanations we can make some reasonable inferences from things he says about proper methods of biological inquiry.
But this, she reasoned to herself, is democracy.
That was the only way, they reasoned, to decide whether placebos had any medical effect.
Better, the Mets reasoned, to save their best pitchers for the games that count most in the standing.
It was a way, they reasoned, to force schools in poor neighborhoods not to write off their children.
It is City's time, they reasoned, to buy what its abhorred neighbor United has been buying for decades.
How awful it would feel, I reasoned, to be eligible for the World Series but never play.
Better, he reasoned, to add a whole new league, eight clubs that would play only one another until they were deemed ready to take on the established clubs.
The generational shift, with the under-40s voting Yes, and the over-55s saying No. Time, he reasoned, to let a new and younger leadership "blossom".
She made up the story about being raped, the judge reasoned, to explain the bleeding from the loss of her virginity.
