Sentence examples similar to cogent rationales from inspiring English sources
Despite such suspicions there was a cogent rationale for the policy.
"He really needs to do a better job of presenting a more cohesive and cogent rationale for this war," said Beth Curtiss, who is active in Cleveland's Jewish community.
A cogent rationale for its award.
Our result that both UFH and low molecular weight heparins inhibited permeability increases induced by HBP suggests a cogent rationale for further studies of heparin(s) to prevent sepsis-induced ARDS and vascular leak.
The fact that no cogent rationale has been provided will inevitably lead loyal patrons such as us to suspect that it was a rash and foolish decision not based on problems with the ALOUD program or with the job performance of Steinman and Moore.
Rothenberg states that the level of concern for blood lead in children should be lowered from 10 μg/dL, but he provides little cogent rationale for doing so.
However belatedly, Mr. Obama offered a cogent policy rationale for his reliance on unmanned drones to kill terrorism suspects (with collateral civilian casualties) and revisited the need to shut the detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
But I think the world is too plural for that rationale now to be very cogent.
His rationale for his choices proves as cogent and considered as for any of his more flamboyant conjunctions of old and new: of Mr. Ligeti's études with Debussy's, say; or of contrapuntal pieces by Bach and Mr. Boulez; or of Harrison Birtwistle's "Harrison's Clocks" with clockwork pieces by other composers; or of 20 wildly different composers from the 20th century (in a Chicago recital this year).
In this study, we review the rationale for identifying low-penetrance variants for CRC and our proposed strategy for establishing COGENT.
