Sentence examples for dominant rationale from inspiring English sources
The dominant rationale involved release of neurochemicals (usually endogenous opioids [beta endorphins, enkephalins and dynorphins] or serotonin).
The dominant rationale cited by 33 studies is that acupuncture stimulates the release of neurochemicals (usually endogenous opioids [beta endorphins, enkephalins and dynorphins] or serotonin).
This conclusion is consistent with the results of the Norway and Swiss cases in which self-interest was also the dominant rationale for investing in global health, i.e. to protect national and international security and their economic interests.
This not only explains the single binding site interaction typically found for TNFSF ligands and cell bound TNFRSF receptors but also delivers a rationale for the dominant-negative activity of ligand binding-defective CD95/TACI mutants.
Expression of the dominant negative ERα variant ERΔ7 provides a rationale as to why tumors are of the Basal molecular subtype while staining ERα positive by immunohistochemistry.
The problem with this rationale is that we've had dominant teams in the past.
There may be a clear rationale for selecting a particular eye the dominant eye, for example, in a study addressing visual acuity or the eye first receiving treatment.
Even so, we find a convergence of the dominant expression patterns and we identify a similar rationale behind the process of carcinogenesis.
Putting to the side the fact that having an abortion is a decision only one gender will ever face, it's a rationale that can be used by any dominant group uncomfortable with progress being made by the marginalised.
Neil Crompton, the Foreign Office Middle East director, accused Russia of changing its rationale for intervention in Syria and said the dominant defeated forces in eastern Aleppo had been moderate fighters and not, as Russia claimed, the supporters of al-Nusra, the al-Qaida-linked Syrian group.
Self-interest is the dominant reason that the UK developed Health is Global, a rationale that could become even stronger and deeper in a climate of economic constraint.
