Sentence examples similar to predicted rationale from inspiring English sources

And when considering the OTT ad tech space, emerging players like New York-based Telaria and Denver-based SpotX, are likely acquisition targets for a company like Disney, Moldow predicts, with the rationale that Disney is one of the few media conglomerates left without its own ad tech.

In conclusion, the QIPP index supports an objective rationale for prioritising predicted genes for further study, including 'authentic' single-copy TRGs.

The physiologic rationale for using predicted body weight is that lung size and lung weight depend on height and gender - and therefore predicted body weight - whereas adjusting EVLW for absolute body weight may lead to erroneous estimations of EVLW in obese patients.

An appropriate animal model for ADHD must demonstrate face (similar behavioural characteristics), construct (theoretical rationale), and predictive (correctly predict behavioural and biological characteristics) validity [ 7].

The rationale and caveats for using predicted TFBSs are discussed below.

We review here the rationale for BAFF blockade, and its predicted mechanism of action in autoimmune diseases.

Following this rationale, in the present study we predicted that female O. taurus would be capable of responding to population density by changing the phenotype of their offspring.

The validity of this rationale will be tested by formal comparison of predicted data with data not used in the modeling exercise.

The same basic rationale applies when outcome is categorical, either through the predicted probability or directly.

The rationale for this analysis is that interactions with lower predicted minimum free energy are predicted to be more stable and more likely to occur.

2) It would be interesting if the authors could describe an intuitively appealing rationale for why infotaxis as a method should be predicted to work.