Sentence examples for has been rationalised from inspiring English sources
For example, the decision of Theresa May to announce a return to new grammar schools, picking a potentially tricky political fight over what some see as a marginal issue, has been rationalised by some as the prime minister seeking to assuage the right of her party, which might be about to see some disappointments over what Brexit actually ends up meaning.
The cost base has been rationalised.
This range of growth morphologies has been rationalised into a kinetic microstructure map.
The correlation between the stress and consolidation condition has been rationalised.
Using the transition-state (TS), the mode of action of a number of inhibitors has been rationalised.
The observed range of cellular activities has been rationalised on the basis of physicochemical and structural characteristics.
This relationship was found empirically using historical data and had been rationalised using Keynesian economics.
A long haul to recovery The troubleshooter Correction: Click fraud Reprints Related items Mobile telecoms: Out of AfricaDec 7th 2006Duties and tariffs on telephone services have been rationalised, and the government has also eased restrictions on foreigners.
The surfaces of our planet's oceans – for centuries a space of mystery and myth, of expanse and desolation – have been rationalised and shrunk.
A small increase in inhibition was observed with this modification, and the inhibition results have been rationalised by induced-fit docking.
These measurements have been rationalised using a simple analytical model, backed up with finite element analysis to emphasise the design variables and scalability.
