Sentence examples for rational establishment from inspiring English sources
In general, multiple modifications have been used, including the rational establishment of a xylose metabolic pathway and non-rational adaptive evolution to improve xylose metabolic capacity and inhibitor tolerance (Kim et al. 2013; Ko et al. 2016; Kuyper et al. 2005a; Peng et al. 2012; Van Vleet and Jeffries 2009).
In one striking example of the mind-over-matter placebo effect, he twits the "all-too-rational biomedical establishment" by once again trotting out the word "miracle".
Seeking the establishment of rational methods to assess structural robustness under extreme accidental events is the ultimate goal.
However, establishment of rational evaluation methods for aging degradation, e.g. aseismic capability evaluation of thinned piping systems, was made a future technical subject.
The problem of the wash out of previous therapies represents a potential obstacle to the establishment of rational therapeutic strategies in chronic headache patients: with the help of new biodynamic preparations, which can favorably alter the "enzyme soil", it is considered possible to exit the empirical operation and set up rational therapeutic strategies.
Thus there is a clear need for establishment of rational methods for drug repositioning.
Tasso's poem and the operas it inspired are commemorations of the defeat of the East (the slippery Armida) and the establishment of a rational, clear-headed West (the bravely resistant Rinaldo) rising from the ashes of the Dark Ages.
In this ideal speech situation, the ideal outcome is the establishment of a rational consensuso.
It also describes strategies for a rational catalyst benchmarking, through the establishment of "catalytic Tafel plots".
A rational strategy for the rapid establishment of a sensitive sandwich enzyme linked immunosorbant assay was developed.
The interplay between both should ensure that the identification reflects the establishment of a rational consensus in which all viewpoints and difficulties are deliberated.
