Sentence examples for reasoning p from inspiring English sources

Meta-analysis results revealed significant improvements for resistance training compared to stretching/toning on measures of reasoning (p < 0.005); and for Tai Chi compared to 'no exercise' controls on measures of attention (p < 0.001) and processing speed (p < 0.00001).

In reasoning, P precedes A (R1), and both groups showed high performance.

There were statistically significant relationships between sub-tests of the UKCAT, particularly Verbal with Quantitative Reasoning (p = 0.002), and Abstract Reasoning and Decision Analysis (p < 0.001).

Children who had received stimulation had higher scores on the Weschler Intelligence Scales for Children-Revised full-scale (IQ) and verbal scale and tests of vocabulary and reasoning (all P <.05).

One may start reasoning with p and ¬p ∨ r.

Battistich et al. (1997) found that "mutual trust seems to be characteristic of schools that are felt to be communities" and that a "sense of community among students was strongly correlated with student achievement and inductive reasoning skill" (p. 143).

In striking contrast, Cheng (2011) described the Chinese concept of cooperative learning in mathematics that emphasizes the 'analysis and problem solving of complicated issues and knowledge that is of the nature of extensive coverage of the interconnected reasoning path' (p. 75).

More precisely, the complexity of reasoning increases from P to ExpTime, even if only one additional truth value is introduced.

The shift is captured well by Maarten Hajer's observation (with reference to the rise of 'experimentalism' in urban policy-making and development) that 'a deductive logic seems to have given way to a far more inductive way of reasoning' (Hajer, 2016: p xix).

The criminal trial of this period has been described as 'a long argument between the prisoner and the counsel for the Crown, in which they questioned each other and grappled with each other's arguments with the utmost eagerness and closeness of reasoning.' Stephen, supra, p. 326.

(He calls this "evaluative practical reasoning": Bratman 1979, p. 156).