Sentence examples similar to proving a rationale from inspiring English sources
Diversity has proved a much hardier rationale for the plus factor than the leg-up metaphor of President Johnson's speech, and for a simple reason: its central message is "Everyone benefits equally".
Kennedy had yet to establish a rationale for his candidacy.
Henry was by now fully determined to take the throne, but presenting a rationale for this action proved a dilemma.
Identifying potential drug targets against FABP5 will establish the sensitivity of cancer cells to RA and may prove to be a rationale to improve the clinical outcome of RA use in breast cancer patients.
Others on the Olympic board believe the rationale of leaving recruitment to the last minute proved a false economy, although Locog insists the costs would have been the same whether the calculations were done early or late.
When that rationale proved elusive, a third rationale was formulated: to bring democracy to the region.
Starting from the technical characteristics of the technology, a theoretical rationale for its clinical effectiveness is defined and an evidence profile is mapped to outline the research questions aimed at proving the theoretical rationale.
All data above support our conclusion and further prove that SHP2 provides a rationale target for breast CSC therapy and γ-T3 should be considered as a good candidate drug for the therapy.
Since public health groups are reluctant to distribute antibiotics indefinitely, we are still in need of a proven long-term rationale.
