Sentence examples for potential rationale from inspiring English sources

In addition to on-screen television guides, Gemstar also operates a patented system for publishing and reading electronic books, creating a potential rationale for a deal if reading books on the screen of a hand-held appliance ever becomes popular.

While Seitz said he doesn't remember mentioning the march, he did offer one potential rationale in comments to the Associated Press: "I don't recall saying it, but if I did I was probably referring to the endless parade of witnesses they've brought forward to try to filibuster this bill".

The observation of disparate missense mutations mapped to the GS and kinase domains of the protein supports the disease model of mild kinase activation and provides a potential rationale for phenotypic variation.

One potential rationale for the aberrantly sustained signaling by the NOD TNFR2 isoform is that TRAF2 binding is more stabilized and induces stronger pro-inflammatory responses.

Upregulation of endothelin-1 in RV myocardium of patients and models of compensated hypertrophy [ 98] suggests a potential rationale for ERAs.

It is worthwhile noting that the lymphoid-specific phosphatase encoded by PTPN22 is among the most powerful inhibitors of T cell activation, and so there is a potential rationale for this association.

Consequently, other rationales have since been advanced, as have also credible proposals for circumventing Kiobel's actual and potential rationales in favour of laws protecting against at least severe human rights violations anywhere in the world as the United States already has done to some extent with respect to genocide and war crimes.

Though several potential rationales have been proposed to explain these differences in illness course and comorbidities, including varying levels of psychosocial stress in childhood and differential migration patterns according to genetic vulnerability of affective disorders, no single theory has been shown to possess significantly greater validity than others (Post et al. 2014).

There is a potential strategic rationale for nationalizing the STX site in Saint-Nazaire, on the Atlantic coast near the mouth of the Loire River.

This review summarizes the potential preclinical rationale for combination targeted therapies in the treatment of colorectal cancer, currently available data, and the role of potential surrogate markers.

A potential pedagogical rationale (see Lawson and Worsnop 1992) is that when instructors show students scientific data and if the students use sound scientific reasoning the logical conclusion would be to reject non-scientific views (e.g., special creation, young earth) in favor of evolutionary theory.