Sentence examples for persistent rationale from inspiring English sources
As noted above, one persistent rationale for excluding the family from norms of justice is that its natural relations of affection and trust are superior to merely just relations and likely to be threatened by construing the family in terms of justice (Hegel 1821, §75, §161A; Sandel 1982, 31 35).
Given the limited inferences from observational data and persistent biological rationale for the benefit of statin administration in this population at high risk of organ failure, sufficiently powered randomised controlled trials are needed.
Administration of second-line hormonal therapies is often pursued prior to chemotherapy given their enhanced tolerability and with the rationale of targeting the theoretical persistent dependence on AR signaling, even after castration resistance has been proven clinically.
That collective desire — paired with Mr. Bloomberg's persistent personal ambition — still lacked a public service rationale, but then came the decimation of the New York financial sector.
The limitations of current approaches to assessment and management are discussed along with the rationale for use of integrated care in patients with persistent pain.
Rifampin thus serves as an important benchmark: it has efficacy against persistent M. tuberculosis, so any strategy that does not have a rationale for a shorter therapy should not make the list of new targets.
There is a clear clinical rationale for correcting low hemoglobin (Hb) levels in patients with CKD, as persistent anemia is associated with increased risk of cardiac complications and mortality and impaired quality of life [ 5– 7].
The rationale behind this analysis is that because of the various stages in Chlamydiae infections (infectious and persistent cycles) we hypothesize that the different GroEL protein copies are performing distinct functions, as their expression levels are different.
The rationale for examining long-term effects in the present was based on the dearth of information available in the persistent consequences of mTBI.
Nerve growth factor (NGF) contributes to persistent pain in a variety of animal models and is elevated in damaged peripheral tissues, and recent reviews thoroughly present the rationale for targeting NGF in treating OA pain [ 11, 12].
