Sentence examples for most rational to from inspiring English sources
The second group (n = 27, 16 men and 11 women) was instructed to answer rationally to Questionnaire 2 and to decide in favor of the political decisions that appeared most rational to them.
Some health economists have even argued that it is most rational to base the decision about introduction solely on the expected value [ 15], but even for risk averse decision makers, 79% probability of being actually cost-saving will be judged as favourable.
Given the location of the DBS electrodes precisely at the site of interest, namely within the pathological basal ganglia circuit itself, it seems most rational to seek potential biomarkers within this region, and, preferably, to record these through the stimulating electrode itself.
According to Figure 1, the most rational therapy to correct the hemodynamic alterations should be addressed to the correction of the pathogenetic mechanisms; that is, heart contractility/rate, vascular tone or intravascular volume.
The operation of Hoffa, of Würzburg, in small children seems to me the most rational one to perform.
Yet ever since the bidding ended 11 days ago in Germany's auction of wireless licenses for so-called third-generation mobile networks, even devoted market enthusiasts have started to wonder if this is really the most rational way to go.
On the other hand, the investigation of Government/Local Authorities (Group A) and Transport Authorities (Group B) gives a more expected result, as it is kind of "traditional" in Greece lately for the authorities to consider the charging of citizens (through special taxes/levies) as the most rational process to follow.
18 19 Evidence of effectiveness aside, recent drug policy including that in the UK has moved away from a broader harm reduction approach to a narrower focus on 'recovery' based on the assumption that the most rational approach to the prevention of drug-related harm is the prevention of drug use.
Such measures will be of interest to healthcare organizations to allow them to benchmark current practices, assist providers in meeting standards of care, and determine the most rational ways to organize the primary-specialty care interface.
But what is the most rational response to take when authorities such as the FBI, as well as lawmakers around the world, continue to overreach in their demands, seemingly unwilling to protect an already fragile technology ecosystem and our rights within it?
It is the most rational thing to do from humanitarian, public health and economic perspective".
