Sentence examples for report reasoning from inspiring English sources

A-consciousness, on the other hand, is the phenomenon whereby information in our minds is accessible for verbal report, reasoning, and the control of behavior.

However, the empirical studies that report reasoning impairments more than appreciation impairments are limited by difficulties in the operationalizing of MacCAT-T appreciation (see below).

To the extent that post-decision wagering measures access consciousness (i.e., the degree to which information is accessible for verbal report, reasoning or action), these results provide additional support for continuous-transition models of (non conscious perception.

They report using reasoning more often in conflicts with their children, and they report significantly less use of severe violence...in conflicts with their partners, they report less use of physical violence than do residents living in buildings without trees".

The report's reasoning: even though the exploitation of Canada's tar sands will increase the pace of carbon emissions, their extraction and delivery to refineries is assured by alternative means -- mainly rail -- if the pipeline isn't built and so its construction will not "significantly exacerbate" the problem of greenhouse gas emissions.

This fourfold combination — the Koran, the path of the prophet as captured in the collections of reports, analogical reasoning and consensus — amounted to a basis for a legal system.

He declined; the council annals reported his reasoning as such: "He much desires to execute a special work in Bavaria for my Serene Highness and gracious Lord, Duke [William]." William probably wanted the painting for his newly built summer Lusthaus ("pleasure house") in the grounds of his palace in Munich, approximately 60 mile south of Regensburg.

Level 4: Evidence is derived from expert opinion, case reports, and reasoning from first principles.

Table  1 shows that most words were used for reporting diagnostic reasoning (DR) and analysis of diagnostic reasoning (ADR) (17.1 and 49.1 % respectively), while 3.1%% of the words concerned gut feelings.

In such circumstances, the quality of the studies underlying the data such as expert opinion that considered case reports and reasoning from first principles determined the placement of the conditions into particular categories.

The instructor used slight variations in the cues, but always mentioned that she would explain the correct answer in the answer-centered cues and always mentioned that she wanted students to report on their reasoning in the reasoning-centered cues.