Sentence examples for reasoning demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Use the "If, then, therefore" reasoning demonstrated earlier.

Only responses with both correct answers and correct reasoning demonstrated understanding of taxa relatedness on phylogenetic trees.

A recent study investigating analogical reasoning demonstrated the influence of semantic distance on dorsomedial BA10 activation (Green et al. 2010).

Responses that provided both correct answers and correct reasoning demonstrated understanding of taxa relatedness on phylogenetic trees.

Agüera et al. [ 40], in an interesting research but with an opposite reasoning, demonstrated that the delta of EDI-2 total score was a specific clinical predictor of TCI-R changes after treatment.

Will Breare-Hall, student recruitment and study abroad manager, says the LSE is looking for "the abilities to think and work independently, follow complex lines of reasoning, demonstrate logical thought processes, solve problems and communicate accurately and succinctly".

Not only is it not the case that any objective line of reasoning demonstrates the Christian (or any other religious) path to salvation to be the correct one, religious traditions are, themselves, extremely elastic.

This application of automated reasoning demonstrates, in the words of the authors, that "it is possible to bridge the gap between specification and implementation ensuring a fully verified result".

SLI provides a clear counterexample to such reasoning, demonstrating that without theoretically motivated measures of the underlying phenotype, geneticists are unlikely to make progress in unravelling the causes of these complex but common developmental disorders.

In our reasoning, we demonstrated that the hetero interface, which were produced by cation exchanges that caused a lower lattice symmetric structure, attributed to the heterogeneous hexagonal shell growth.

Conversely, literature on clinical reasoning has demonstrated that clinicians are not able to follow purely rational, highly formal and logical thinking due to inherent limitations of human cognitive capacity that prevents storage, as well as processing of multiple rules in short periods of time [8] [9].