Sentence examples for promote rationalize from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, several initiatives have been created during the last years with the aim to promote, rationalize, unify and share the efforts dedicated to the research on new adjuvants [ 202].

This work aims at identifying the regions that promote Josephin fibrillogenesis and rationalizing the mechanisms that protect Josephin and nonexpanded ataxin-3 from aberrant aggregation.

Mr. Ryan's conversion was helped along by the State Legislature, which consistently refused to consider any of the laws he promoted in an attempt to rationalize the death penalty system.

The work aims at identifying the regions that promote Josephin fibrillogenesis and at rationalizing the mechanisms that protect Josephin, and consequently nonexpanded ataxin-3, from aberrant aggregation.

Like AmazonMP3 and itunes, Napster has a rich uncle to lean on to not only promote their service, but add other business segments to rationalize a low or no-margin digital music business.

'Rational selection' proposes to rationalize therapeutic choices.

- modification of the working conditions to promote staff mobility and greater flexibility in personnel deployment or to rationalize methods of remuneration to bring them more in line with the expected performance.

The transition team said that the department appeared to have entered the third: employees abide by the "unwritten rules of internal politics"; leaders are promoted because of their relationships, not their work; and officers "rationalize doing unethical things during conversations with each other".

Thus, it is easy to rationalize from the structure how nickel binding to NikR could promote the binding of potassium.

Rather than address innumeracy and promote informed decision-making [ 46], most health organizations encourage high participation rates [ 2], rationalized in the interest of "public" health [ 47].

Our approach can be combined with other measures of biodiversity value (habitat, rarity, human uses, threat status) to rationalize the prioritization of populations, especially for widespread species where geographic isolation across distinct environments promotes intraspecific variability.