Sentence examples for rational guide from inspiring English sources

Normalization is a rational guide to the design of database tables.

From this information, to provide a rational guide to determine the initial and follow-up BTX-A amounts for injection.

The results of this computational study are useful as a rational guide for synthetic and medicinal chemists who are developing new drugs against the avian influenza virus H5N1.

The concept of synthetic lethality has gained popularity as a rational guide for predicting chemotherapeutic targets based on negative genetic interactions between tumor-specific somatic mutations and a second-site target gene.

However we must keep in mind that the hemodynamic management with the GDT tends to lead to "maximization" and not "optimization", which are two different concepts; and that routine cardiovascular monitoring such as blood pressure, heart rate and urine output are not reliable predictors of intravascular fluid status and thus not a rational guide to perioperative fluid therapy.

We show that the comparative analysis of a comprehensive data set of phenotype information from drugs and diseases can yield insights into the molecular mechanisms involved in these perturbations and help to provide a rational guide for therapeutic drug treatment decisions.

This market rational, guided by public-private investments and city branding, could however result in (a) a collection of sanitized city spaces specifically designed for the upper classes with unfavourable activities pushed outward, and (b) a homogenization of different destinations, without sufficient attention for the space-specific characteristics.

The rational guided the derivation of relative parameter values is described in the following: Parameters for the volume ratio of different compartments: The model distinguishes the different compartments of extracellular medium, cytoplasm and nucleus where the signaling steps take place.

Here, we report the humanization of mouse 38C2 based on rational design guided by molecular modeling.

The normative conception of purposiveness is also criticized by Teufel (2011), who argues that Kant held an etiological and non-teleological conception of purposiveness: on Teufel's view, an ascription of purposiveness to an object makes an ontological claim to the effect that the object is the outcome of a rational, conceptually guided process.

From a social point of view, risk aversion is a prominent human trait, but one which is not always rational or guided by statistical support.