Sentence examples for rationale that can be from inspiring English sources

Other than that, about the best rationale that can be made for the merger is that the injection of AOL's livewire Internet attitude into the more old-fashioned bits of the group has reinvigorated their marketing.

Putting to the side the fact that having an abortion is a decision only one gender will ever face, it's a rationale that can be used by any dominant group uncomfortable with progress being made by the marginalised.

Our study aims to compare the macroscopic and microscopic differences between the resulting photonic films produced in high purity and technical grade aluminum in terms of color features, appearance, electrochemical behavior and internal nanoporous structure in order to establish a solid rationale toward optimal fabrication processes that can be readily incorporated into industrial methodologies.

Hierarchical clustering method is a very popular grouping technique used by biologists due to the simple underlying rationale and tree-like structure that can be easily visualized.

Thus, there has been a strong rationale for developing genomic resources that can be used to increase the rate of genetic improvement for milk and meat production, disease resistance, feed efficiency and reproductive performance.

Democrats and their allies suggest another rationale: the Republicans are avoiding details that can be used against them, as they are now using the size of the Gore premium against the Democrats.

Background and rationale Neuroblastoma is a childhood tumour that can be visualized by a specific nuclear imaging compound, called metaiodobenzylguanidine (I -MIBG).

The rationale behind this was to obtain information that can be taken into account when evaluating the impact of any of the three conditions on HRQoL in an individual.

"Since Sept. 11, it is possible to articulate an energy-security rationale that can offset environmental criticism.

There is, on a fundamental human level, no explanation, no justification and no rationale that can help us begin to understand what was going through his mind.

The same text excuses the medical establishment's general inactivity under the blanket rationale that "research can be slow".