Sentence examples for rationale suggested from inspiring English sources

In either case, the notion that Comey was fired because he mishandled the investigation of Clinton's emails, as the original rationale suggested, doesn't hold up.

But there's another rationale, suggested by the recommendation's final phrase: giving NIH more control over the number of scientists it trains.

Past rationale suggested that fluorescent proteins would be exclusively found in cnidarians and that these proteins would also necessarily be coupled to the luminescent systems that are common in these marine animals.

The rationale suggested by Needleman et al. for including surgical wound infection as a nursing-sensitive outcome was related to nurses' roles in preoperative preparation, which include skin cleaning and antibiotic administration [ 9].

Here, we present our rationale suggesting why such potent early CTL responses that exert an antiviral effect may be particularly attractive targets for induction by candidate vaccines.

It happens here with our players.' Strachan's rationale suggests that the five Celtic players who contributed to Scotland's victory in Iceland last Wednesday should be in buoyant form for the Champions League.

Fisher's rationale suggests that national or state level eugenic policies that sterilized the so-called biological and genetically unfit could have been racist in both design and effect by disproportionately targeting black Americans.

An evolutionary rationale suggests that genetic trade-offs should not be an exception in studies of aging-related traits.

The rationale, suggests the Federation's chairman, J.C. Penney Chief Executive Myron Ullman III, in a letter to President-elect Barack Obama, would be "to help stimulate consumer spending as one of the first priorities of your new administration".

The only exception is in line with our expectations: the third-quarter interview indicator has no significant impact in the older age group.10 Being in a waiting position for university entry, civil or military service is becoming very unlikely for the 20 24 age group, and there is no rationale suggesting the existence of systematic differences between quarters.

The rationale suggests that a p53-dependet senescent checkpoint is inhibiting malignant tumorigenesis in these models [30].