Sentence examples for making them rational from inspiring English sources
In particular, 317 of these 753 regions had TF binding in orthologous regions in additional species, making them rational candidates for future functional exploration.
Does this make them rational?
They are part of the standard ritual of public grief but that does not make them rational or useful.
To bridge the transition, Indonesia will have to create many more jobs elsewhere.REDD alertAcross the developing world, changes of that kind would entail a complete overhaul of some of the world's least capable and most corrupt states: to make them rational in their land use, honest in their accounting, responsive to their citizens.
I will have more to say in the next section about what credences are and what makes them rational, but for now recall the 'applicability to rational belief' criterion: an interpretation should clarify the role that probabilities play in constraining the credences of rational agents.
Retroviruses selectively infect dividing cells, making them a rational vehicle for directed directed gene silencing (Logg and Kasahara, 2004).
Despite this great diversity, their structures can be described by parametric equations, making them uniquely suited for rational protein design.
What might possibly be the cherry on the cake, Dr. Spence (who has never seen a patient with RLS) finally claims that treatments simply do not work and that the high degree of responsiveness to placebo treatments makes them the "rational" recourse.
The common features of these curves and surfaces are as follows: (1) they inherit most of properties of Bézier curves and surfaces; (2) they all have shape parameters used to adjust the shape of these curves and surfaces handily; (3) the absence of rational fractions in their expressions makes them simpler than rational Bézier and NURBS curves and surfaces.
The ability of science and evidence to transcend tribal loyalties – meeting John Rawls's test of public reason – make them vital elements of rational discourse in a modern society.
Several genetic diseases in humans have been associated with mutations in their sequence, which has made them promising targets for rational drug design.
