Sentence examples for rationale of applying from inspiring English sources
In these courses, we focus on the concepts, principles and rationale of applying signal processing methods, rather than the mathematical foundations of the techniques.
After introducing the rationale of applying LAB to tissue engineering, we present exhaustively the physical parameters related to the laser-induced forward transfer technique (LIFT), which is implemented in LAB.
An argument is put forward on the rationale of applying exogenous human ChEs to reverse enzymatic deficiency and correct the imbalance between ACh and ChEs, to repair the affected receptors and protect against their further loss in the body, and consequently to alleviate the signs and symptoms of diseases.
Such studies show the rationale of applying therapy early on.
We performed a systematic review of the scientific literature and a meta-analysis regarding the rationale of applying protective ventilatory strategies in patients at risk of ARDS in the perioperative period and in the intensive care unit (ICU).
In this article, we review the rationale of applying DWI for tumour assessment, the evidence for ADC measurements in relation to specific treatments and some of the practical considerations for using ADC to evaluate treatment response.
Judicious and intelligent use of applied ornament remained characteristic of most Western architecture until the 19th century, when the rationale of applied ornament frequently broke down, and an often indiscriminate and inappropriate use of decoration became characteristic.
It emanates from a concurring opinion in the 1972 Furman v. Georgia case that temporarily put a stop to capital punishment, and has appeared in hundreds of subsequent cases as a rationale for applying a different set of rules in death penalty cases from all others.
The courts are castigated repeatedly with such terms as "technicality," "hypertechnicality," "nit-picking" and "little-known precedents". There ought rather to be some analysis of the underlying rationale for applying the law as it exists.
Our data suggest that if a patient is hemodynamically unstable, CRRT is clearly indicated, thus no rationale for applying IHD "regardless of costs" and despite serious acute risks.
Although present researches provide a compelling rationale for applying ATM for the clinical treatment of HCC, but the precise mechanism by which ATM inhibits tumors is still unknown.
