The justices in the majority on Monday offered differing rationales for sustaining the conviction.
These arguments provide different rationales for evaluating chimeric research and consequently differ in their implications both for the range of chimeric research that is unethical as well as the way chimeric research should be addressed in public policy.
Although approaches in oncology differ in their rationales compared with autoimmunity, the existing data for anti-CD19 antibodies in treating malignant diseases represent a valuable mechanism of action and a safety data pool.
The willingness of employers to accept a net cost, of differing magnitudes, is explained at least in part by the rationales they put forward for engaging in apprenticeship training in the first place.
Since the biomechanical implications and, indeed, the rationale for unicompartmental replacement differ from those for bicompartmental tibiofemoral replacement, these eleven patients were not included in the series.
Although patients and controls were selected on the basis of laboratory records for aPL testing and individually matched, the rationale for aPL testing may have differed for SLE versus non-SLE patients.
Powell's rationale differed slightly from the rest of the majority, who predicated their support for affirmative action on an acknowledgment of America's legacies of discrimination and inequality.
Although our study validated only the ICD-10 coding classification (as ICD-9 codes were unavailable), there is no clear rationale for the accuracy to differ among the two classification systems both of which include a single code for AH.
Most of the core ideas were similar but how the teams presented the information and their rationale differed significantly.
Pakistan's rationale for the talks differs little from the last two times it tried to save the Taliban from America's wrath, after the bombings of the American Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, and immediately after 9/11.
Does the rationale for their importance differ?
