Sentence examples for both in rationale and in from inspiring English sources

The human POD will be divided by various factors to produce a human RfD, although these factors will need to differ both in rationale and in numerical value from those presently applied to in vivo data.

Among the single-agent kinase inhibitors, an AKT inhibitor best potentiates the efficacy of fulvestrant both in vitro and in vivo, providing a rationale for evaluating this combination in patients with ER+ tumors with reduced PTEN.

"It goes further than past attempts in both the rationale and in the desired implementation," he said.

In this paper, it is maintained that this approach is contradictory in its rationale and even in the terminology it uses.

The most outspoken among them had leading roles in developing the rationale and, in some cases, the plan for invading Iraq and deposing Saddam Hussein.

A brief list of the central tenets of the course is provided below; more detail is available in the "Expanded Course Rationale and Structure" in our Supplemental Material.

Hal S. Scott, An Optional Federal Charter for Insurance: Rationale and Design, in The Future of Insurance Regulation in the United States 55 (Martin F. Grace & Robert W. Klein eds., 2009).

We review the rationale and evidence in support of targeted TST in children and discuss some of the logistic aspects of instituting targeted screening programs.

More frequently than not, I find myself warmly supportive of your stance on social and economic issues, but your editorial on rent control is not up to your usual standards in rationale or in substance.

Approaches aimed at enhancement of the tumor specific response have provided proof for the rationale of immunotherapy in cancer, both in animal models and in humans.

Although this guidance was developed for the evaluation of persistence of PPPs in field studies, in principle, its rationale and approach should also be applicable to other types of substances.