Since the structure of receptor protein complexes is not known, we analyzed receptor odor interactions by applying the 'similarity property principle', which reasons that structurally similar molecules (e.g., activating odorants) are more likely to have similar properties (Hendrickson, 1991; Martin et al., 2002).
(1) "[Ultimate truth] is that which reasoned analysis does not undermine and that which withstands reasoned analysis.
Philosophers who agree that trust can be rational regardless, perhaps, of whether it is "substantial" (to use McGeer's language)—tend to disagree about the extent to which reasons that confer rationality must be accessible to the trustor.
Vascular risk factors are established to increase the risk of developing AD or promoting AD progression [ 105, 106] which reasons that variability in the acute or chronic presentation of these factors may coincide with variable disease progression.
Think of the apostle Paul's letter to the Romans, in which he reasoned that God could bring salvation to outsiders -- to Gentiles and not just Jews.
On 12 May 1789, he made his first major speech on the subject of abolition in the House of Commons, in which he reasoned that the trade was morally reprehensible and an issue of natural justice.
Some experts say some of the cognitive problems after bypass surgery may actually result from depression, which for reasons that are unclear develops in many patients after the surgery.
By 1992, Mr. Kwok had given up his job as an electrician and thrown himself into life as the "Cat King," which, for reasons that are somewhat obscure, is the common Chinese moniker for Elvis.
His view of life is perhaps best presented in one of his most memorable short fictions, published in 1936 when he was 73, which for reasons that aren't altogether clear he entitled simply "N".
This strain contains a modification in the polymerase gene (NS5A), which for reasons that are incompletely understood has permitted the generation of chimeras representing all of the HCV genotypes that are infectious in culture.
