Sentence examples for has been rationalized with from inspiring English sources
The difference in electrochemical properties of three crown-type polyoxometalates multi-substituted by Fe3+, Ni2+ or Co2+ ions and their precursor has been rationalized with respect to their electrocatalytic performances studied in solution and in the immobilized state within the layer-by-layer film formed with a positively charged pentaerythritol-based Ru II -metallodendrimer.
The stereoselective formation of enolates has been rationalized with the Ireland model, although its validity is somewhat questionable.
Spectroscopic results have been rationalized with quantum mechanics calculation.
The numerical results have been rationalized with the linear stability analyses, which enabled to explain the average spacing characterizing the necking pattern at high strain rates.
The pertinence of the advantages of such AI based meta-modelling strategies and the potential of swarm optimization strategies have been rationalized with the chronological growth in the contemporary necessities of the diesel engine.
This physical-chemical phenotype, unique among the mouse IgG subclasses, has been rationalized [ 25] with reference to the remarkable association between IgG3 production and immunization with polysaccharide (or, less commonly, protein) antigens bearing multiple copies of the same epitope [ 26].
Support for Trump has been rationalized as not being about race the same way support for the Confederate flag was long rationalized.
This is relevant since overexpression of wild-type NADH ubiquinone oxidoreductases usually correlates with negative, sometimes detrimental effects for the cells, which have been rationalized by cellular stress associated with overexpression of integral membrane proteins [ 12].
The differences in binding affinities for MMP-1 and MMP-3 have been rationalized, and the results are consistent with the experiments of Fang et al.
These observations have been rationalized on the basis of expected changes with increasing pH in the protonation states of the titratable residues on the structure of the protein.
