Sentence examples for much more rationalized from inspiring English sources

Banks and corporations "are much more rationalized" than before the crisis, Mr. Han said.

Over the last decade or two, Academy Awards campaigns have become much more rationalized.

We can do this by creating a more rationalized, professionalized and bureaucratically organized justice system.

In fact, most of the work is considerably more rationalized than a Kline.

Two of us (Dave, Lisa, and our team) found that people who are faced with growing opportunities to behave unethically are much more likely to rationalize this conduct than those who are presented with an abrupt change.

Theo, on the other hand, is much more inclined to rationalize his addiction, figuring he can quit any time.

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These results help to rationalize why EGCG is a much more effective inhibitor of IAPP amyloid formation than resveratrol.

This may be rationalized as the overly high Sn doping level upshifting the TiO2 band gap and creating much more interfaces, which substantially reduces the light absorption efficiency and impedes the photogenerated charge separation.

"Brauman was able to rationalize both the gas phase and the solution behavior -- and he put them on a much more substantial footing," Zare said.

We believe that this can be rationalized in the following way: in a viscoelastic model, during an extended elongation the force builds up much more in elements that are associated with a long time constant, since each element can be seen as a leaky integrator of the elongation rate, with shorter time constants indicating larger leaks.