Sentence examples for greater rationale from inspiring English sources

Overall, this analysis of published experimental results provides evidence of both biological processes and confounding methodological effects, and it provides strong arguments for greater rationale in the design of experimental infection studies.

Eventually, in the case of a non-haemorrhagic ticagrelor side-effect, such as dyspnoea, there is a greater rationale to switch many ACS patients to prasugrel as compared with downgrading to clopidogrel, assuming no contraindication to prasugrel.

His great rationale for making historic cuts was that the private sector was being "crowded out" by the public sector.

The only reason they are paying more taxes than in the past is that their pretax incomes have risen so rapidly — which hardly seems a great rationale for a further tax cut.

Overall, the combined group will be responsible for about 20% of advertising spending worldwide, and up to 40% of ad slots at some publishers and television networks, reckons Brian Wieser of Pivotal Research Group, which studies the industry.Perhaps the greatest rationale for the merger is the inexorable rise of digital advertising.

It is, however, a great rationale for buying younger, cheaper wine, and we ignorant Anglo- Saxon dummies don't know the diff anyway, do we?

This was eerily similar to the "The Great Acceleration" rationale quoted in our story on the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center.

This is because there is a greater a priori rationale that a CNV should influence disease risk, compared with a SNP (due to the larger, and clearly functional amount of DNA involved) (71).

Rather than being a source of shame, race relations emerge here as America's single greatest virtue, the rationale for our domination of the world.

This communication contains a great deal of rationale relating to the evolution of Product Development and is essential for understanding 'why the product is the way it is'.

A major concern of the Russians is that American accusations of chemical weapons use will become a rationale for greater American and Western involvement in the crisis, including possible military action.