Sentence examples for a rational test from inspiring English sources

The footnote in Ramsey's article intends to provide a rational test for acceptance and rejection of this kind.

By any rational test the war on drugs, with its use of the criminal law and harsh sentences to solve the problem, is a costly failure.

Judge Vaughn Walker applied a rational basis test to Prop 8 and struck it down.

The Court said that these laws wouldn't receive strict scrutiny (like racial laws), but still "heightened scrutiny" (rather than, in legal lingo, a "rational basis" test).

To determine whether legislation is discriminatory, a rational nexus test is applied.

Laws that apply generally to everyone are subject to a "rational basis" test, which means a state need only prove a basic, underlying, rational reason for a law to withstand an equal protection or due process challenge.

Rowes added a constitutional perspective to this by remarking that a law prohibiting an activity on the ground that it is "morally repugnant" does not advance the public health or safety interests of the state and therefore could fail a "rational basis" test when put before a court.

In summary, the current studies were intended to provide a rational to test lapatinib as a single agent or in combination with chemotherapy in patients with high-risk primary or metastatic endometrial cancer and to identify candidate markers that may help define subsets of patients most likely to benefit from treatment with lapatinib.

And so even, according to the new view espoused by Heller, the rational test of actual experience should still trump the Kabbalah of eighteenth-century-word scrutiny, however exciting it may be to pseudo-scholarly minds.

This finding provides a rational for testing whether steroids may improve the tolerance of subcutaneous amifostine.

Association of PMEPA1 methylation with reduced expression of PMEPA1 in CaP specimens provided a rational for testing the methylation status of PMEPA1 in CaP cell lines.