Sentence examples for rationalized to be a from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the argument can be made that the change in Ki67 would not be expected to act as a good surrogate for clinical response, and may in fact be rationalized to be a better indicator of benefit from treatment than clinical response itself, as follows.
But when describing how he had come to be a Mets fan, it seemed as if he was trying to rationalize a little.
By incorporating the threshold stress into analysis, all the creep data can be rationalized to a single stress exponent of 4.3, which is consistent with the lattice diffusion controlled dislocation climb process in α-Ti.
This may be rationalized to a better coating of carrier around the drug molecules which leads to improved solubility and dissolution rate of drug (Obitte et al. 2013).
Here Neurath offered a corresponding boat analogy, this time a battleship from the context of war economy, the original source of empirical data and motivation for his model of moneyless economy: 'Besides modern commercial activities, military activities have also been rationalized to a very high degree.
These themes were then rationalized to give 19, each of which was given a descriptive label and a brief explanation.
He decided not to disclose this information to the mother, rationalizing 'I am a physician but not her physician... and this was not a diagnostic test'.
Nobody, I rationalized, was going to be without the Extended Rollo Mix of "New York City Boy" because of my actions.
These results help to rationalize why EGCG is a much more effective inhibitor of IAPP amyloid formation than resveratrol.
So it's very easy to start rationalizing things that are a long way from what you thought you were setting out to do.
Indeed, according to a key informant, beliefs about Rwandan women in the health workplace rationalize violence: "There is a tendency to say that women are weak in the broadest sense... and, in some cases, the violence that women are subjected to stems from this situation".
