Sentence examples for interesting rationale from inspiring English sources

Here we will examine this third, philosophically more interesting rationale, setting aside for the moment Heaven's role as an object of religious worship and enforcer of moral order.

That's an interesting rationale given that the last couple of weeks have been something else for Uber, between allegations of sexual harassment, sexism, Amit Singhal resigning as SVP and reports of some sketchy software to sidestep law enforcement.

Robertson also shares an interesting rationale for voting for Mitt Romney over President Obama, saying he favored the candidate because he was from Salt Lake City, a safer city than Chicago.

In general, the reviewers were quite positive and there is a consensus that the work is potentially acceptable for publication in eLife because it provides an interesting rationale for retention of the minor spliceosome as a complex regulatory machine.

V Craig Jordan (Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, IL, USA) described further potential for new agents in the oestrogen pathway, but also outlined an interesting rationale for cyclic use of agonists, antagonists and oestrogen deprivation in the management of breast cancer.

Although it is more convenient to prepare NOAC-liposomes as compared to the loading of LDL particles with the drug, the receptor-mediated uptake of NOAC-LDL provides an interesting rationale for the specific delivery of the drug to tumours that express elevated numbers of LDL receptors.

In summary, this data offers an insight into different epigenetic, methylation-related processes that give rise to these different types of GBM tumors and provides interesting rationales for further study of this kind on much larger cohorts.

This approach has an interesting preclinical rationale derived from studies that have suggested the power to increase tumor growth following withdrawal of VEGF inhibitors.

This alternative schedule of administration is supported by an interesting preclinical rationale (Norton, 1997); in addition, the sequence of Epirubicin followed by Paclitaxel (3-h infusion) is also supported by clinical data showing the partially non crossresistance of the two drugs (Gianni et al, 1995a; Seidman et al, 1995).

2) The analysis of early post-natal brain is interesting, but the rationale for doing these experiments is weak.

These interesting results provide a rationale for the future development of HDAC6 inhibitors to treat patients with solid tumours.