Sentence examples for reasoning in part from inspiring English sources

Last year, a judge for the New York State Supreme Court dismissed the lawsuits, reasoning, in part, that eliminating the practice would decimate the museum's budget.

It took the Six Nations four full days after the end of the match at Twickenham to decide to take no action other than to verbally reprimand Marler, basing its reasoning in part on the fact that Marler had acted "in the heat of the moment," something that is not regarded as a defence in an act of foul play or misconduct charge.

And the same, Plantinga acknowledges, might well be true for exclusivists in other religious belief systems (Plantinga 1997, 296).[3] The strength of this line of reasoning depends in part on the debatable issue of who shoulders the burden of proof on the question of equal epistemic footing.

This reasoning explains in part why telomeres and 'telomerase disorders' are of interest to a growing number of 'stem cell' researchers.

It has weakened its hand on both fronts.The ECB's reasoning will rest in part on its assessment of the health of Greek banks.

His reasoning, at least in part, is based on the growing problem of side-effects when using traditional drugs.Small-molecule drugs are alien invaders as far as the body is concerned.

Their reasoning is based in part on two observations: first, anemic patients benefit less than other cancer patients from radiation, and second, laboratory studies show that cancer cells low in oxygen, as cells from anemic people are, become resistant to radiation.

His reasoning was based in part on an article by Kenji Yoshino, a 32-year-old gay Asian-American law professor at Yale whose work is influenced by queer theory and postmodernism and who is shaking up the legal establishment's approach to discrimination cases.

This reasoning is supported in part by the differential expression of signaling pathway components of the two types of cells.

This reasoning may explain, in part, why loss of PRG4 (lubricin) expression in a mouse knockout model leads to precocious wear only in mature joints [51].

One can also redo the same reasoning in the increasing part of the steady-state capital per worker by assuming ε 2>ε 1 so that ({Q_{2}^{2}}>{Q_{2}^{1}}).