One rationale hypothesis to explain the sensitising apoptotic effect of the molecule in rTRAIL-induced cell death could be its ability to stimulate the expression of TRAIL receptor(s).
One major rationale to use a biclustering approach is that genes may exhibit correlated expression profiles under certain conditions, but not in other conditions [ 18].
In Lancaster, N.H., he said he had particularly trusted Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, "a Vietnam veteran, and a man I've known for years," and who, "in answer to my questions, says there's only one rationale for going to war, and that's weapons of mass destruction".
Data, or metadata, collected according to one rationale is consulted or deployed according to another.
Since OCS study participants could check off more than one rationale regarding the decision to disclose, the pattern of multiple responses was also examined.
Gregory says, "But is it the right time to do this?" Gregory and his children are rich and can afford health care, after all, but deficits make him sad! Schumer says the "number one rationale" for this bill is to get a handle on the costs that are killing the economy.
One rationale for the initiative was to bullet-proof the SNB's balance sheet against losses.
Since one rationale for cluster randomisation is to prevent contamination, its occurrence within such trials suggests lack of adequate planning at the design stage.
In an interview today, the Liberian foreign minister, Lewis Brown, said that one rationale behind his country's agreeing to a joint border patrol was to "prove that the government of Liberia has no interest in the destabilization" of Ivory Coast.
One rationale of the EUTrigTreat consortium is to characterize genetic arrhythmia modifiers in patients with different cardiomyopathies and to further differentiate arrhythmic substrates through a combined translational experimental approach.
