Sentence examples for rational advance from inspiring English sources

While diagnoses of the vapours and melancholy have all but vanished, ditto the more recent fashions for tonsillitis and MPD, the official protection of non-therapeutic circumcision for cultural reasons has, in turn, licensed its religious supporters to advertise the ritual as a helpful and rational advance in disease control.

Rational advances in immunotherapy of cancer will require an understanding of the precise correlates of protection.

While such discrepancies appear dependent on model, species, stage of disease and particularly on the degree of proteasome inhibition [25], these controversies indicate that better knowledge of mechanisms underlying effects of the proteasome, as well as proteasome inhibitors, in vascular cells is important in order to provide rational advances.

Results in vivo demonstrated that mispairing and misincorporation was dependent on the backbone scaffold of the base, which indicates rational advances towards orthogonality.

Dedekind used his postulate to construct Real Numbers from Dedekind cuts in Rationals, advancing the project of constructing all numbers from Natural Numbers governed by the Peano postulates.

First, the asking of this skeptical question reveals a commitment to at least instrumental rationality, since one is here questioning whether being practically rational would advance one's ends.

Among the self-regarding concerns for which personal identity seems relevant are those about the nature and grounds of survival and immortality, rational anticipation, advance directives, and general prudential concern.

The advances of sequence knowledge and genetic engineering hold a great promise for a rational approach to vaccine development.

Furthermore, this facile and efficient strategy not only provides an opportunity for rational designing advanced battery anodes, but also open a promising avenue to explore the application of QCs.

As for this area, there was such an important mentality atmosphere: people of the Western European countries did not believe there were better civilization systems other than their own civilization, and they also did not believe there were more rational or advanced systems other than their own systems, regardless of the systematic differences between different countries.

But I don't see that happening, and calling gun owners "a bunch of inbred rednecks" doesn't do much to advance rational discussion.