As mentioned above, the rationale given by McCullough and colleagues for writing systematic reviews of reason-based bioethics is the same as in the case of classical systematic reviews, namely, that systematic reviews make possible maximally informed, minimally biased decisions.
Thus, thalidomide is not a classical cytotoxic providing a rationale for combining it with other treatments.
This mechanism is completely different from how classical ESAs function, supporting a rationale for using sotatercept as a new therapeutic agent to manage anaemia in diseases of ineffective erythropoiesis, such as β-Thalassaemia, Diamond-Blackfan Anaemia (DBA), or MDS.
Thus, our biochemical determination that AlmF is a glycyl carrier protein provides a rationale for why classical biotype O1 V. cholerae does not add glycine to lipid A and exhibits polymyxin sensitivity.
We summarize their rationales, implementations, and some classical applications.
Overall, our results encourage scientific research to put more emphasis on finer-grained examinations of hedging variations and to discover rationales of corporate hedging extending classical financial theories.
So she has expanded the "official" repertory to include not only Classical composers but also Baroque, the slightly tortured rationale being that the Baroque composers led up to Mozart.
Roughly put, the rationale of inverse metabolic engineering is very similar to classical biochemical genetics, yet including newer techniques.
The classical economists very well knew that their theory did not give any rationale for profit.
Classical steady-state nucleation theory is applied to Co-rich Fe,Co-based alloys to provide a rationale for experimental observations during the nanocrystallization of Co-rich (Co,Fe 89Zr7B4 and (Co,Fe 88Zr7B4Cu1 amorphous precursors.
