Sentence examples for into the rationale from inspiring English sources

Better understanding of immunological mechanisms of vaccination is expected to provide informative insights into the rationale design of future vaccines against difficult pathogens.

Currently, there is limited insight into the rationale underlying clinical decisions by health care providers and patient factors that guide the use and intensity of outpatient HF treatments.

Albeit, the mainstreaming of ecosystem services into policy making requires a framework that allows the transition of the scientific concept into the rationale of policy making.

'Availability bias' describes the tendency of ESS authors to include their knowledge of historic events (e.g. the past development of electricity prices) and own experience into the rationale behind their model parametrization or model methodology.

The resulting predictions allow one to rank query molecules and examine the active molecule most similar to the query molecule, along with the corresponding similarity score, to gain some insights into the rationale behind a prediction.

Further, homology modeling of M. tuberculosis alpha-mannosidase followed by molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulations on co-complexed models were performed to gain insight into the rationale for binding affinity of selected inhibitors with the target of interest.

The collection of quantitative data by means of a questionnaire allowed us to include a large sample of residents, whereas the qualitative data served to give us a better insight into the rationales behind the answers to the quantitative questions.

The failure of the study to reach statistical significance calls into question the rationale for use of the 40mg dose altogether and in our view potentially muddies the water on the data previously seen in the Jupiter study, which resulted in a label change for Crestor.

There is no such automatic judicial oversight built into examining the rationale for imposing a TEO.

Despite the strong evidence calling into question the rationale and effects of current U.S. sentencing policy, thousands of people continue to be sentenced under these extreme penalty schemes every year.

Nurses also recognised the importance of investing time into explaining the rationale for the treatment and listening to and validating patients' illness experience [ 34].