Sentence examples for be made on rational from inspiring English sources
But the bottom is not going to be made on rational thought; it's going to be made on emotional thinking.
Of course, additional clinical research and prospective clinical studies are needed to confirm the safety and efficacy of HIET and to support more formal guidelines and therapeutic regimens, but some rational recommendations can be made on the basis of the available data.
We report the research progress that has been made on developing rational MgB2 superconducting conductors toward practical applications.
In the future, the actions by these three governors will be viewed as folly, decisions that were made on ideological rather than rational grounds and that undermine the job creation that the three governors tout as central to their administrations.
For example, arguments in favor of personhood for great apes are made on the basis of the rational capacities of these species (Cavalieri & Singer 1994), as are arguments for duties toward animals (Skidmore 2001), and arguments given in favor of moral agency (or proto-moral agency) (Bekoff & Pierce 2009; Hauser 2006; de Waal 2006).
Policy decisions were made on that ideological basis and not on rational grounds.
The funding allocated to the health system: " needs to be made based on a rational decision, rational analysis, that way…we'll be able to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of [the] current system by simply re-allocating those resources".
In a provocative review article, Baron showed that some decisions are not made on rational grounds as the subjects do not seem to weigh the consequences of their decisions [ 1] This is important because if true, such a phenomenon would cast doubt on the rationality of the mental process of decision making.
The data on financial programming and disbursements enabled rational estimates to be made for the imputed percentages on ODA.
I realize that environmental scientists want to operate on the premise that decisions are made using rational thinking processes based on scientific evidence.
Instead it is simply assumed to be the only rational ground on which decisions could possibly be made.
