The rationale was cost cutting, but the move was made over the objection of Mr. Rubin, according to two executives with direct knowledge of it.
The hypothesis that antisense tRNAs are functional in regular translation in vertebrate mitochondria follows the rationale of cost minimization.
The number of genes included is determined both by scientific rationale and cost, and by definition, represent only a subset of gene expression information.
The rationale for cost-of-illness studies is the contribution to health care planning by providing information on costs for managing patients with a specific disease.
The use of systems-level studies makes it possible to comprehensively understand the impact of pathway engineering within the context of the entire host metabolism, to diagnose stresses due to product synthesis, and provides the rationale to cost-effectively engineer optimal industrial microorganisms.
As sorafenib induces early intralesional necrosis with profound changes in T1WI/T2WI MRI signal intensities and measurable necrotic tumor areas in most HCC patients, early MRI-based evaluation could pave the way for its rationale and cost-effective application.
"There is no cost rationale," said Shirley J. Neff, an economist at Columbia University and Senator Johnston's top legislative aide in drafting the 1995 royalty law.
Mrs. Bair has said that data collected by the F.D.I.C. indicates that her plan would work, and that the agency has made the rationale behind its cost estimates publicly available.
Twitter has effectively handed off the burden of transparency to its partner, and with it the responsibility for expressing the rationale for the cost of access to the public data we contribute.
It is time for the U.S. to examine the rationale, effectiveness, and cost of an exclusively military response to the threat of radical Islamic terrorism in Africa.
