Sentence examples for the reasoning presented from inspiring English sources

If the mainstream group gets dissatisfied either by the large jump ( μ A is too large) or by the small tolerance ( ϵ A too small) of the article, the reasoning presented in [28] breaks down and new effect comes into play, namely the relaxation times of the fixed pool system becomes be enormous (regime I).

It follows by the reasoning presented in Section 4 that the recursive weighted Hampel filter root sets are identical with the non-recursive weighted Hampel filter root sets, and that the recursive weighted Hampel filter root sets nest for increasing threshold parameters t.

When studying the results, it is important to bear in mind that the reasoning presented by the physicians was typically related to specific cases, and rarely elaborated in terms of general criteria or in terms of necessary or sufficient conditions.

Now ask yourself, both in light of all the above and the reasoning presented for IGHIs [ 36], why the issues presented there could be regarded as 'global' health issues.

The decision to define relevant outcomes before analysing the scientific literature is based on the reasoning presented by the GRADE group, an international collaboration that has researched and proposed a method for the development of recommendations for clinical practice [ 10].

Whenever it is imaginable or even purported that a collective agent exists in a PIA context, the reasoning presented in this article should be applicable, even though it could become more difficult to apply it because of the increasing complexity of PIAs with an indefinite duration.

B) There is a sort of loophole in the current reasoning presented in the manuscript.

It appears that the simple reasoning presented in [5] applies to conditions of the Meir-Keeler type.

The line of reasoning presented in Segerberg [1977] was the first attempt to prove the completeness of ⊢.

Recent data show that the use of an insulin sensitizer (pioglitazone) was associated with a lower rate of progression of coronary atherosclerosis than the use of an insulin secretagogue (glimepiride) in patients with type 2 diabetes [24], data that may be interpreted taking into consideration the line of reasoning presented above.

Following the line of reasoning presented above it could even be argued that it - epistemologically speaking - is an impossible task.