Sentence examples for which gives reason from inspiring English sources

The total mass balance reveals a considerable mismatch between the detected amounts of erosion and sedimentation, which gives reason to closely examine the quality of the DEMs.

And, to improve trust in QRA we must acknowledge variability and quantify the uncertainties as we see them; in addition, there will be hidden uncertainties, which gives reason to think in resilience terms too.

The combinations of uncertainties cause a complexity, which gives reason to redefine the concept of sustainable urbanism.

However, the lack of an obvious 'big gun' suggests no team will run away with it and points will spread, which gives reason for hope.

In many cases, the relation of rheological parameters becomes more complicated, which gives reason to believe: the fluidity of viscoplastic media is the variable characteristic of the substance, as it depends on its strain rate (Bernadiner and Entov 1975; Khasanov and Bulgakova 2003).

In this data set, probe sets with dubious definitions [ 18] were removed using the custom CDF file from [ 19], which gives reason for us to believe that our analysis refers predominantly to "good" probe sets.

The key result of this section is Proposition 3.5, which gives reasons to suppose that the set of weak solutions with (L^{2}(Omega))-bounded Laplacian is not weakly closed in (H^{1}(Omega)) in general.

"In your face, Jack Ryan!" But then there was other evidence, like his bully in Dazed And Confused, like the fact that he had the best scene in Good Will Hunting, and smaller dramas, such as Bounce and Changing Lanes, which gave reason for optimism.

In the abstract, this thought did not contradict the principles of the Great Separation, which gave reasons for protecting the private exercise of religion.

It would be particularly good to have some stories which give reasons for why families have to flee from some places.

My work has highlighted the lack of rule of law, breaches of fundamental rights, with scores of reported cases of extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances, arbitrary detention and torture in detention – all of which give reasons to Eritreans to flee.