Sentence examples for natural rationale from inspiring English sources

Indeed science was attributed with powers beyond the natural, rationale and mundane.

Each case study will provide information on: (1) salient features of the natural disaster; (2) rationale for the type(s) of surveillance resources employed; (3) data analysis; (4) results; (5) data dissemination; (6) advantages and limitations; (7) lessons learned; and (8) process improvements.

Last, Dickey cites estimates of annual BaP dietary intake, which he attributes to natural occurrence, as a rationale for not considering the lower acceptable exposure levels we proposed in our commentary (Rotkin-Ellman et al. 2012).

Communication and education by the GP that includes specifically enquiring about patients' expectations, provides an opportunity to correct misperceptions, explain acute low back pain natural history, and the rationale for test and treatment recommendations.

Just this month, the Republican National Committee filed an amicus brief in a US appeals court contending that the natural extension of the Citizens United rationale is that the century-old ban on corporate contributions directly to candidates and political parties is similarly unconstitutional.

We have also provided a structural rationale for why natural mutations of E5D and S3T can elicit a similar T cell response as the wild type QW9 does.

Mathematical methods of biochemical pathway analysis are rapidly maturing to a point where it is possible to provide objective rationale for the natural design of metabolic systems and where it is becoming feasible to manipulate these systems based on model predictions, for instance, with the goal of optimizing the yield of a desired microbial product.

The recent introduction in the clinical practice of synthetic TTR-stabilizing molecules that reduce protein aggregation provides the rationale to search natural effective molecules able to interfere with TTR amyloid aggregation by hindering the appearance of toxic species or by favoring the growth of harmless aggregates.

Antibiotic resistance of pathogenic bacteria is a major threat to public health and provides a rationale for screening natural products to seek new antibiotic therapies.

As a new approach to address this complex problem, a synergistic strategy is presented, which is based on protein structure similarity clustering and natural product structure as guiding rationales.

The other rationale was that investment for natural gas production was relatively small because gas was usually produced with oil production.