Sentence examples for early rationale from inspiring English sources

One early rationale was that MM cells depend more than other cells on the NF-κB pathway, where IκBα needs to be degraded by the proteasome.

As such, data presented here provide an early rationale for a vitamin-A-dimer-induced injury model of age-related retinal degeneration.

But some of the other justices supporting affirmative action wrote yet more opinions, sticking with the earlier rationale that affirmative-action policies were justified as a remedy for past discrimination.

For some whites, Happy symbolizes their fears, as a minority, of being overwhelmed by the black majority -- one of the earliest rationales for apartheid.

This review presents a methodology for the clinical evaluation of putative prognostic and predictive markers in cancer, with considerations of pitfalls in the early evaluation, rationale for development and optimization of assay methodology, and examples of possible clinical trials for assessing the clinical utility of putative markers.

As discussed earlier, the rationale of use NIV during pre¬oxygenation is to recruit lung tissue available for gas exchange: 'Open the lung' with the PSV and 'keep the lung open' with PEEP, which limits alveolar de-recruit¬ment.

As explained earlier our rationale for this style of teaching was based on faculty experience both at SMRU [ 15, 16] and elsewhere, along with literature describing other similar projects successfully delivered in this style [ 19].

As noted earlier, the rationale for developing an alternative to warfarin in AF patients lay not in concerns over its efficacy, but rather with the important liabilities of warfarin that limit its long-term use, thus creating a large unmet need.

These ideas challenged the early childhood education rationale and practice that had existed for more than 30 years.

Table 1 Rationales for ECEC provision Rationale Research Perspective Policy Focus Countries/International organizations using rationale Early interventions are a good investment in that they mitigates the expense of remedial action in primary and secondary schooling and results in subsequent adult productivity, and in the relative absence of antisocial behaviour.

Rationale: Early and adequate antimicrobial therapy is associated with increased survival in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock [ 19 ].