As a candidate for President in 1968, Nixon had denounced genocide in Biafra; by 1971, yesterday's inaction in Biafra had become a rationale for today's support of Pakistan.
"The guy's done a great job," said Herbert Allen, an investment banker in New York who is chairman of the compensation committee on Coke's board, echoing the most common rationale for last year's pay levels.
To compensate for transcriptional shifts that have been described in several neurodegenerative diseases, Tamara Maes (Oryzon Genomics, Barcelona, Spain) presented the rationale for ORY-2001, a new BBB-permeable, histone demethylase LSD1/monoamine oxidase-B inhibitor.
Our study demonstrates that AZD1480 regulates proliferation and immunity in HL cell lines and provides mechanistic rationale for evaluating AZD1480 alone or in combination with MEK inhibitors in HL.
One rationale for Rule 10b5-1 plans is to allow insiders to diversify their investments.
And we have already seen that the supply-side rationale for the 2003 tax cut was tested and found wanting by the Congressional Budget Office.
Clausewitz may be able to provide a rationale for war today, but the nature of war itself has changed profoundly since he wrote.
"That said, when the President himself describes the security situation in Afghanistan as 'precarious,' it is difficult to discern any strategic rationale for withdrawing 1,400 US troops by the end of the year".
The new CEO of Mozilla, the not-for-profit organisation behind the Firefox web browser, declined on Tuesday to offer a rationale for his 2008 donation in support of California's gay marriage ban, insisting he would remain in post despite a backlash over his appointment.
Rationale for H.R. 2646 To understand why this legislation is so horrible, despite its helpful sounding title, it's important to understand its history.
The rationale for using 1×104 yeast for studies that assessed the host immune response was so that we could measure the immune response to a relatively small number of C. neoformans.
