Sentence examples for reasoning fits from inspiring English sources

The reasoning fits smoothly into the income dynamics of the music industry, which has been shaken by many technological disruptions since the 1980s.

This reasoning fits well with the known functions of the above genes, all of which play roles, directly or indirectly, in starch degradation.

Furthermore, such reasoning fits also with another previously proposed difference between AO and MI: While the former is based on an automatic mechanism, the latter could involve a more voluntary/active process (Macuga and Frey 2012).

This reasoning fits with our finding of a positive association between BMI and p,p'-DDE among the middle-aged and elderly Swedish fishermen, who decades ago had been substantially more exposed to POPs through consumption of fatty fish from the Baltic Sea [ 28].

Such (Anglo-American) theories about common law reasoning fit with a larger tradition of theorizing about law (which had strong roots in continental European thought e.g., the historical jurisprudence of theorists like Karl Friedrich von Savigny (1975)): the idea that generally law did or should reflect community mores, "spirit," or custom.

The investigation revealed, however, that much of the participants' reasoning fit into a paternalistic framework.

"My provisional critique of this ahistorical reasoning would fit into three short italicized sentences.

Using mathematical reasoning, without fitting parameters, we obtain a new formula for the computation of permeability based on the pore system architectural information of highly connected systems using the MICP porosimetry data.

Come to think of it, could this exact same line of reasoning also fit into the request to delay the Presidential debate?

Kagan, prompted by Democratic supporters on the Senate Judiciary Committee, gave a blunt denunciation of "results-oriented judging," the adjusting of judicial reasoning to fit a preconceived conclusion, but she refused to join them in applying the criticism to the current court under Chief Justice John Roberts.

To indicate the extent of genetic and environmental contributions to these skills when general cognitive ability have been taken into account, scores controlled for age and nonverbal reasoning were fitted to the models.