Sentence examples for consistent with the rationale from inspiring English sources
Morrison said the policy was consistent with the rationale the Coalition had applied to border protection for more than a decade, and he said the people smugglers were aware of the Coalition's resolve on border security.
Our holding in the case sub judice is, in fact, consistent with the rationale underlying such rulings, and we affirm our previous recognition that where a special and narrowly defined relationship can be established between the tortfeasor and a plaintiff who was deprived of an economic benefit, the tortfeasor can be held liable.
The effect of Smad7 on the stroma is consistent with the rationale for using TGFβ inhibitors to treat advanced metastatic cancers in clinical trials.
The concept of area bounded by post- treatment performance curve integrates the measures of effectiveness (MOEs) of service life and increase in average asset performance and is consistent with the rationale that superior average performance over a longer period provides more benefits compared to inferior performance over a shorter period (Lamptey [26]).
Preliminary results (not shown) reveal that removing the principal eigenvalue dramatically influences the spectral entropy; while this is consistent with the rationale, the results are still inconclusive in this regard, and further research is necessary.
This too is consistent with the rationale behind this drug, which is a specific target of EGFR, whereas gefitinib is a non-specific tyrosine kinase inhibitor.
Consistent with this rationale, the authors report that new peptides with varying ratios of agonism both at glucagon and GLP-1 receptors have potent, sustained satiation-inducing and lipolytic effects in rodents (Day et al., 2009).
As has been noted by an eminent judicial authority such an emphasis is wholly consistent with the underlying rationale for prospective application of new rules, i.e., justified reliance upon prior judicial standards.
