"You want to put forward your best possible self.
An argument is put forward on the rationale of applying exogenous human ChEs to reverse enzymatic deficiency and correct the imbalance between ACh and ChEs, to repair the affected receptors and protect against their further loss in the body, and consequently to alleviate the signs and symptoms of diseases.
Several creative solutions have been put forward to your office.
All reviewers and the editors agree that your work is interesting and original, but as you can see from their comments, the reviewers still have some questions about the causality relations put forward in your study.
In "Why Americans Don't Vote," published in 1988 and reissued in 2000, they put forward some of the rationale for this strategy.
In view of this problem, the White House has put forward a more subtle rationale for the dividend-tax cut: It will cause the stock market to rise, which will make consumers and businesses feel more confident.
Other contenders — particularly former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Ohio Gov. John Kasich — put forward sunnier, more inclusive rationales for their candidacies, but were trounced by Trump.
Other contenders — particularly former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Ohio Gov. John Kasich — put forward sunnier, more inclusive rationales for their candidacies, but were trounced by Trump.
In one strand of the literature, the market failure rationale is considered as a valid although insufficient justification for policy intervention that therefore needs to be complemented by the arguments put forward by the systemic failure rationale.
However, as put forward by the authors, the rationale of the current study is to provide a direct and a more definitive evidence that IgG3 antibodies are important in the spontaneous renal disease of MRL/lpr mice, using mice with genetic deficiency in the capacity to synthesize IgG3 antibodies.
When it comes to putting forward a rationale for affirmative action programs, government agencies, including universities, are limited by legal restrictions.
