Sentence examples for * rationalising in from inspiring English sources

"We have seen, periodically, evidence of prices rationalising in some of the more popular areas and this comes down to basic questions of affordability.

There was the same rationalising in his monologue, as he highlighted the fact that this is far from the only year there have been no actors of colour nominated for the acting awards, before saying in the 60s people didn't protest because "we had real things to protest at the time.

The government can point to some progress in rationalising the delivery of grassroots sports investment, though no extra money.

These simulations prove useful for drug design in rationalising experimental observations and predicting solute behaviour in biomembranes.

This kind of limitation can itself be rationalised in instrumental terms.

This is perhaps easier to rationalise in terms of the active site residues available.

Nevertheless, the fundamental phenomena involved upon impregnation, drying and even calcination are rather complex and difficult to be rationalised in a simple model.

Rather than contradicting the changes in LC number and individual LC area seen in epidermal sheets, this can be rationalised in light of LC migration events.

The differences in the amount of protein desorbed from powder and sensors could then be rationalised in terms of multilayer protein being relatively easier to desorb.

This may be rationalised in terms of a σ-hole being produced on only the least electronegative atom for heteronuclear dihalogens, and is consistent with experimental findings.

The BBC owns 585,000 sq metres of property space across the UK – in 483 locations, with about 100 buildings relating to broadcasting – and is in the process of moving a number of operations to Salford and rationalising locations in London.