Sentence examples for rationalisation on from inspiring English sources

These experimental data together with rationalisation on the basis of the crystal structure of p53 MDM2 interaction (Kussie et al, 1996) have allowed to develop a quantitative structure activity relationship (QSAR) that might help in the identification of small-molecule MDM2 antagonists (Galatin and Abraham, 2001).

Difficult decisions on the rationalisation of hospital services cannot be postponed indefinitely, nor can the financial plight of almost every acute provider.

The current work is focussed on the rationalisation of CO2 absorption behaviour in a series of aqueous amine blends incorporating monoethanolamine, N,N-dimethylethanolamine (DMEA), N,N-diethylethanolamine (DEEA) and 2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol (AMP) as solvent components.

Dr. Lopes Ibanez-Gonzalez concludes by referring to his study as the first step towards the realisation of an integrated healthcare approach focused on lifeworld/healthworld rationalisation and the on-going development of body narratives.

This study aims to demonstrate one hospital's experience of the rationalisation of emergency care and its effect on workload.

Work is now underway on a "significant rationalisation of guidance".

Importantly, the general success of these algorithms [85,176] in predicting aggregation-prone regions in intact proteins indicates that short stretches of the sequence might drive the aggregation of the entire polypeptide chain and allows rationalisation of protein aggregation behaviour on the basis of side-chain composition within these specific regions.

In some respects this is a rationalisation for inaction on human rights.

Emerging cutting-edge laser techniques can identify plastic types and segregate for reprocessing; but one has to question whether there should be an enforced rationalisation of permissible plastics or bioplastics so that the associated on-costs are not borne downstream.

This paper is a progress report on an investigation into the rationalisation of apparently irregular, foam-like space frame structures.

We have already received details of a £2,000 per child subsidy towards nursery or nanny, a rationalisation and – on balance – an increase in generosity of the pre-existing mish-mash of childcare support schemes, some of which the coalition had previously cut.