Sentence examples for reasoning help from inspiring English sources

These sobering realities about the limits to objective reasoning help explain why Donald Trump's fear-mongering racism is so resonant to so many (two thirds of likely Republican primary voters).

Questions and expert reasoning help specify the probabilities for relevant conditions.

But understanding the psychology rooted deep in the Irish culture and moral reasoning helps us to make sense of this curious pattern.

Semantic reasoning helps orchestrate system behavior through the use of machine-based learning and reasoning.

Analogical reasoning helps to make the outcome of cases more predictable by giving weight to existing legal decisions and doctrines.

Reminding ourselves that error exists throughout the entire research process and reasoning helps clarify that statistical techniques alone do not establish causal claims.

Probable (or causal) reasoning helps us discover cause and effect relations among objects of experience conducive to the realization of pre-selected ends, but such information about cause and effect can never motivate action on its own: "It can never in the least concern us to know, that such objects are causes, and such others effects, if both causes and effects be indifferent to us" (T 414).

By that reasoning, helping people avoid foreclosure and refinance to a lower-cost mortgage leaves them in better position to get on with their lives when economic conditions improve.

OWL reasoning helped identify some CDS rules with overlapping target populations but differing treatment recommendations.

This reasoning helps overcome the sensitivity issues levelled at microarrays – notwithstanding our criticism of thinking solely in terms of DE.

This example demonstrates how the iteration between inductive and deductive reasoning helps to reduce the risk of fixation error but only when new data are introduced to refute or confirm the clinical decision (during the scenario or post hoc review of performance).