Synthetic peptides such as DDAVP are much appreciated as lead compounds for developing human therapeutics, having a great potential as therapeutic agents due to their ease of rational design and target specificity [ 27].
The Kennedy Administration had hoped and expected that we could in fact negotiate a more rational set of relationships, easing the various danger points on a basis of reciprocal action to everyone's benefit.
"It is hard to find a rational justification that explains the ease with which people can buy firearms, including assault rifles, in spite of prior criminal backgrounds, drug use, histories of domestic violence and mental illness, or direct contact with extremists — both domestic and foreign," the top U.N. human rights official said in a statement.
But whereas in a normal, non-lucid dream I fly unquestioningly, with grace and ease, in this new "rational" state, I knew humans can't fly.
Undoubtedly, it possesses several advantages, including the rational assessment of a patient, clarity, ease and speed of data collection.
Karl Smith makes some sound points regarding why the rally since August is a rational and healthy response to new easing.
In a rational world, the end of quantitative easing would coincide with a healthy economy; that's what the Fed is looking for.
At this point a more rational person probably would have considered the ease of flying and the statistical improbability of an air accident.
Despite the density and richness of its language, however, "The Fever" doesn't go very deep in its analysis of the fundamental causes of the world's inequities or posit any rational ideas about how they could be eased.
I cannot help but feel that a term like quantitative easing is designed to obscure a rational discussion around policy.
