Sentence examples for rationale it could be from inspiring English sources

Based on the same rationale, it could be hypothesised that SNP common to two or three breeds arose before the separation of these breeds.

Following this rationale, it could be demonstrated that silicatein exists not only in the axial canal but also in the extraspicular and extracellular space (Müller et al. 2005; Schröder et al. 2006).

Based on the previous consideration, we suggest the use of nystatin for fungal pre-emptive therapy in high-risk colonised patients on admission to the ICU as a rationale choice, since it could be effectively used in almost all ICU patients with CCI > 0.4 without increased risk of adverse events.

Indeed, it could be argued that the rationale for the use of clinician-performed ultrasonography is even more compelling in the care of children since the goal of minimal exposure to ionizing radiation is most important in this age group [9].

The standard objection to this rationale is that a finite condition could be meaningful without obtaining its meaning from another meaningful condition; perhaps it could be meaningful in itself, or obtain its meaning by being related to something beautiful, autonomous or otherwise valuable for its own sake but not meaningful (Thomson 2003, 25 26, 48).

Furthermore, we put forward some specific research questions about design rationale that could be further investigated to benefit industry practice.

Each method had a different statistical rationale and could be expected to identify different features of the compendium.

One wonders what rationale could be claimed for this beyond the purely political?

Still, some found a silver lining, saying that the rationale could be used to better understand the partisan divide in Congress.

His rationale: Those terms could be euphemisms for "not disabled," and so were potentially discriminatory.

Perhaps the immense sums still spent on naval toys whose strategic rationale is obsolete could be redirected to teaching the relevant personnel, humans and dolphins alike, to speak Arabic.