Sentence examples for more compelling rationale from inspiring English sources

The far more compelling rationale for campaign finance reform is to prevent the conflicts of interest that produce bad laws and policies.

But there are differences that make Spitzer more of a favorite than Weiner: Eliot has been seeking redemption for five years, not two, and has a more compelling rationale to become "Sheriff of City Hall" than does a House member to become the Chief Executive of New York City.

Limited previous studies have yielded inconsistent results on the association of dietary fat intake and cognitive decline in healthy subjects (20), but several lines of evidence suggest that dietary fat modification may have a more compelling rationale in diabetic subjects.

This suggests a lack of awareness of the internet, in some cases, but more importantly, a lack of compelling rationale linked to the availability of local content that drives users online.

For now, the intriguing findings of Connelly and colleagues [ 1], as well as other published findings implicating SEPT9 in cancer, translate into a compelling rationale for more intensive studies of septins in cancer.

Taken together, the promising preclinical profile as well as the emerging clinical data provide a compelling rationale for a more extensive clinical evaluation of pacritinib in AML, including patients resistant to FLT3-TKI therapy.

The growing evidence that more schooling leads to better health provides a compelling rationale for New York and other cities to make school dropout prevention a public health priority as well as an educational priority.

Health system arrangements are difficult to change and typically the rationale underpinning a change would need to be more compelling than only the possibility that it would enhance the impact of a single option.

In this instance service users were observed to seek professional authentication for their own decisions and tended to capitulate to professionals whenever discord was experienced, on the rationale that the provider's perspective was often more compelling than their own.

Indeed, it could be argued that the rationale for the use of clinician-performed ultrasonography is even more compelling in the care of children since the goal of minimal exposure to ionizing radiation is most important in this age group [9].

"We see this tie-up as more of a necessity given a lack of other available partners, rather than any compelling rationale," said Stuart Pearson, at Credit Suisse in London.