Sentence examples for further rationalize from inspiring English sources

Modeling studies were carried out to further rationalize the NPSR binding mode of the target compounds.

We are happy to see this purchase go forward, we expect this acquisition will further rationalize the industry and help reduce piracy in the sector".

We are happy to see this purchase go forward, we expect this acquisition will further rationalize the industry and help reduce piracy in the sector," said Youku-Tudou president Dele Liu in an email.

Whether it lasts beyond the seasonally robust November 2010 quarter is a question of how quickly new capacity comes on stream but in the meantime they generate cash, pay down debt and further rationalize memory supply through the Numonyx acquisition.

Baudrillard's reflections on the Gulf war take a similar position, seeing it as an attempt of the New World Order to further rationalize the world, arguing that the Gulf war really served to bring Islam into the New World Order (1995: 19).

The molecular docking work of the representative compound was described to provide more insight into their mechanism of action and further rationalize the observations of this new series herein, which represents a novel class of highly potent and selective inhibitors of influenza virus.

I am willing to pay more for boots that will be worn, eventually, by more than one child and further rationalized the price by finding an old, ratty pair of boots that were only one size too big for my 4-year-old (making the purchase of a second pair unnecessary).

And at the next level of consolidation, airline alliances like SkyTeam, Oneworld and Star Alliance are increasingly seeking joint venture antitrust immunity to plan, schedule and operate their Atlantic and Pacific operations, further rationalizing service frequencies and routes and reducing their need for new aircraft.

These will be further rationalized in the next paper.

In the longer term, both of these fears should subside, further rationalizing the CDS market.

The mechanics and strengthening mechanisms are further rationalized by finite element analysis and the generalized shear-lag theory.