Sentence examples for reasoning it has from inspiring English sources

The IRS also isn't commenting on how it will handle tax withholding from paychecks in the new year, but if it uses the same reasoning it has applied to the AMT, there is no reason to believe the agency will reprogram all its computers to begin immediately withholding higher amounts come January.

Even if the assumption of logical omniscience is not too much of an idealization to provide a useful model for human reasoning, it has another potentially troubling consequence.

Whatever the reasoning it has more to do with the parents than the kids, and that's just sad.

Based on theoretical reasoning it has been suggested that the reliability of findings published in the scientific literature decreases with the popularity of a research field.

In line with this reasoning it has been suggested [ 21] that a high working memory capacity is related to an increased ability to resist attending to negative information.

In a similar line of reasoning, it has been previously shown that black American populations do not experience the same level of health benefits from increasing socioeconomic resources as compared with white Americans (12, 13).

The Court extended the reasoning it had used three years earlier when it outlawed capital punishment for defendants with I.Q.s below seventy.

Television columnist Alan Sepinwall of The Star-Ledger wrote that the episode was a "pretty lifeless outing", reasoning it had the "usual laughs in the margin" but overall "there were a lot of long, flat, deadly stretches, and entire subplots like Jenna with her stalker that just lay there".

Evidence theory can be used for information fusion, which is regarded as an extension form of Bayesian reasoning, but it has a better fusion result by simple reasoning process using belief function without knowing the prior probability.

First, clinical educators who are experienced clinicians may find it difficult to explain and teach clinical reasoning because it has become ingrained in their way of thinking and being for them [ 3, 11- 13].

A particularly rich fount of such values is our Charter of Rights and Freedoms, as well as the almost thirty years of legal and ethical reasoning that it has given rise to.