Consequently, the programme did not alter participants' reasoning behind the cause of their pain.
As reasoning and perception become altered, persons with dementia may interpret non-threatening situations (such as a CNA attempting to help the elder with mouth care) as an actual assault[ 33, 34].
Lord Judge studiedly gender-neutralised his reasoning but that does not alter the context that it has been men who kill their unfaithful partners and it is still very rare that the opposite is the case.
We don't prevent the lion from eating the gazelle because we recognize that he is, in the fine old-fashioned term, a dumb animal not one capable of reasoning about effects, or really altering his behavior on ethical grounds, and therefore not rightly covered by the language of rights.
We don't prevent the lion from eating the gazelle because we recognize that he is, in the fine old-fashioned term, a dumb animal — not one capable of reasoning about effects, or really altering his behavior on ethical grounds, and therefore not rightly covered by the language of rights.
With enough Israelis living in sizable developments throughout the occupied territory, so went the reasoning, the demographics would be altered so as to make it impossible for a contiguous Palestinian state to emerge.
Because we assume that SSRs are at equilibrium, the existence of other states does not alter the following reasoning.
Based on this reasoning, a mental map might alter some of the effects we found with interDistance, but it is unlikely to eliminate them.
In places the assumptions behind the equations are not fully stated, the reasoning on clinical impact of altered plasma protein binding may be open to some debate, that although thankfully relatively few there are the inevitable typos of a first printing, and some color in the figures would have been appreciated.
However, whereas cathodal tDCS alters the time of utilitarian reasoning in both sexes, anodal stimulation interferes more incisively, modifying utilitarian reasoning and its possible consequent actions, also in a gender-specific way.
