Systematic investigation of protein complex composition and network analysis will provide new insights to drive development of rationally improved strategies to manipulate the balance between Nrf2 and NF-κB responses under both physiological and disease conditions.
Rip-off merchants "are acting rationally, driven in their behaviour by the benefits and costs", as Nobel prize-winner Gary Becker put it - while he was no doubt pondering whether to sell that tourist the Brooklyn Bridge.
Cities such as Manchester are already launching lobby groups to demand inclusion in the network, but Pepy indicated that some parts of the multibillion euro TGV project were "more politically than rationally driven".
Relative 11 (Pancreas patient chemotherapy) In contrast, in patients for whom the decision to choose treatment with chemotherapy was more rationally driven, relatives more actively participated in the decision-making process.
Others argue that investors who saw that the market had gone daft may quite rationally have driven prices up further, believing they could get out faster at the peak than the greater fools who would buy shares from them.
Our irrationality was also shown in our inability or unwillingness to rationally assign risk, he added, prompting people to drive or take a child on a bike in traffic but worry about taking a flight or vaccinating the child "because in in one they have the illusion of control and in the other they don't".
The following year, BC FISC fully adopted new thinking by creating separate projects to rationally use the external resources, that is, "to drive the resources".
Stoicism teaches that the universe is rational, that it can be explained rationally, and organized rationally.
In particular, it would help to differentiate NRCMS inpatient and outpatient reimbursement and reduce the economic considerations that drive patients to choose hospitalization, to make them select their treatment more rationally.
It's time to rationally address whether archaeological looting in specific nations is driven by demand in the American antiquities market.
