Because HIET failures have mainly been reported when it was introduced late as a rescue measure, it seems rational to propose its earlier use in patients with hemodynamic compromise associated with CCB overdose.
So it seems rational to welcome a device that separates the dangerous part of smoking (the tar, carbon monoxide and smoke released by the process of combustion) from the nicotine.
So why couldn't he approach this particular part of the family with some of the credibility that he had in 'The Russian Album,' where there was at least an admission of some of his ancestors' sins?" It seems rational to assume that the next election will turn on the kinds of local policy differences that fill all politics.
It seems rational to create a professional ethics code for networked experts.
It seems rational to refuse, no matter how huge the prize.
It seems rational to assume that having friends in the new classroom might be beneficial for the adaptation process and that friends can indirectly affect learning outcomes.
Assuming the player has a free will it seems rational to say that the fortune teller cannot in principle predict what the player is going to do.
Thus, from the economic point of view, it seems rational to allocate health care budgets towards diseases that are curable, have a higher cost-effectiveness and cater for the majority of the population.
In general it seems rational to agree with the methodological naturalists that the best hope for a theoretical understanding of the world is by pursuing the methods which are typical of the sciences.
It may be rational for me to anticipate only the experiences of my biological continuers, for instance, but it won't be in virtue of my biological continuity with them that it's rational to do so; rather, it seems rational only in virtue of the psychological relations they are expected to bear to me.
