Sentence examples for lead to a rational from inspiring English sources
"If we are doing our jobs right, then we are thinking about the issues going on within a particular company," he said, "trying to understand the sort of information that needs to go up to that particular c.e.o. in that particular company in this business climate that would lead to a rational decision to do something".
"I assure you, on behalf of the Syrian Arab Republic, that we will fully cooperate with this team and provide all information we have and facilities to lead to a rational conclusion," Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad told The Associated Press.
The origin associated to its superior optoelectronic property is discussed, which lead to a rational design for advanced optoelectronic devices based on perovskite materials.
The prediction of molecular properties, which eventually may lead to a rational design of novel complexes with given properties, requires as an important additional step a reliable structure prediction.
Many tests dedicated to the characterization and the classification of stationary phases have been proposed in the literature and some of them highlighted the need of a better understanding of retention properties to lead to a rational choice of columns.
Please note, that no singletons are present neither in the reference, nor in the pseudo-reference clustering datasets, therefore the sensitivity and specificity computation will always lead to a rational number in the range of 0 and 1. sensitivity = frac{TP}{TP + FN}, quad specificity = frac{TN}{TN + FP} (5).
For example, the French Revolution had descended into irrational cruelty, but its "necessary" violence had led to a rational and humane backlash against that very barbarism.
According to this view, the aim of democratic politics should be to generate a conversation that leads to a rational consensus about the common good.
Indeed, the increase in secondary fracture prevention methods leads to a rational stepwise pathway to improving health gains.
It leads to a rational hypothesis that the north-facing components can receive a reasonable amount of radiation energy.
Finally a definition is suggested for a nature preservation willingness index, which by an invariance postulate leads to a rational format for allocating means to avoid pollution accidents.
