We also find that homophily is strongly correlated with risk aversion, and we build on this evidence to derive a rationale for both the existence of homophily and the disappearance of in-group biases under endogenous matching.
Of the most promising emerging approaches, deriving its rationale from silviculture, is the low-cost 'gardening concept', guided by a two-step restoration operation: (a) mid-water nursery phase, where coral-nubbins are farmed and (b) transplantation of nursery-farmed colonies.
(Similarly, Snowden's revelations demonstrated how the government was using legal rationale derived from a case involving old telephone-switch-box technology as justification for collecting cell-phone metadata).
These compounds were identified with receptor-based virtual screening and then chemically optimized on the base of rationale derived from biochemical screening and molecular modeling.
However, the development of the interventions primarily built on a theoretical rationale derived from efficacy studies.
This approach has an interesting preclinical rationale derived from studies that have suggested the power to increase tumor growth following withdrawal of VEGF inhibitors.
However, another prediction that naturally derives from this rationale is that, among majors, selection should favor steeper horn allometries under high densities.
Moreover, if the IATA is based on mechanistic rationale, derived, for example, from knowledge described as an AOP, then the value of the method will be related to its (mechanistic) relevance to key events and the reliability (reproducibility) of the data it generates.
The present data may provide a rationale to derive recommendations for the starting age of screening in women with affected family members.
However, the rationale for deriving Eq. 3 remains identical, whatever the time of acquisition (>t* after injection).
