Sentence examples for rational guidance from inspiring English sources

Just as a dog can be punished ex post facto for a breach of the owner's rules and yet be given no rational guidance as to how to avoid punishment in the future, so the judge in common-law court imposes legal liability on litigants but in a way that does not clearly declare in advance how to avoid such liability in future cases.

In vitro biochemical characterization of ATF1 confirmed the fermentation results and provided rational guidance for future enzyme engineering.

These results demonstrated that metabolic profiling analysis could be successfully applied to the rational guidance of medium optimization and the productivity improvement of value-added compounds.

Improved design, execution, common measures of enhancement, and consistent interpretation of preclinical studies of drug-radiation interactions will provide rational guidance for prioritizing drugs for clinical radiotherapy trials and for the design of such trials.

Finally we show how our FSR-equations can be used in a texture engineering context; they provide rational guidance to product reformulation studies and allow for extrapolation of a firmness measurement to practical situations in which the gel is subjected to prolonged creep loading.

Additionally, in patients with failing empiric antifungal therapies, the rapid identification of fungi by these molecular methods may facilitate rational guidance for antifungal therapy, leading to improved patient outcomes.

In light of the history of figuring women as driven by their reproductive biology and in need of rational male guidance, as well as the history of women's enforced economic dependence on men or relegation to poorly paid or abject forms of labor, feminists can hardly ignore the topic of self-determination.

Dr. Barrett's research interest is focused on investigating sources of variation in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics applying clinical pharmacologic investigation coupled with modeling and simulation strategies to pursue rational dosing guidance.

Words like legal or ethically accountable, welfare of another, personal accountability, acting without guidance, rational decision-making, good judgement, and trust place the faith to take action in the hands of individual corporate actors often guided by their own self-interests and operating in changing legal and normative environments.

Where these conditions are unmet (and they will be unmet, according to Lindblom, for most policy issues), the rational method provides no guidance whatsoever for policy makers.

This work could also provide theoretical guidance for rational design of highly active HDS catalysts.