Sentence examples for scientific rationales from inspiring English sources

It is unsurprising if patients feel better.Second, arguments that insist on evidence and scientific rationales work only with those who think that these are all that matters.

Yet the prediction of drug resistance mechanisms and design of therapeutic combinations based on scientific rationales is still an unmet need.

The need to increase the accuracy and the spatial coverage of carbon accounting in these types of ecosystems has economic, politic and scientific rationales [31].

And then there are the scientific rationales, a diverse workforce bringing a diversity of perspectives--new sets of eyes--to a scientific problem, increasing the probability of finding the best possible solution, and all that.

This study sought a fair sample of published acupuncture clinical trials to assess whether they provided scientific rationales for their interventions, clearly differentiated their exposures or observed differences in outcomes.

These new regulations required for the first time that WHO member countries report disease outbreaks that might cross their borders and also stipulated that they provide WHO with scientific rationales if they independently take actions that impede traffic or trade, like restricting travel or banning the importation of pigs.

There is a scientific rationale for the number.

The government now has the scientific rationale and the evidence.

The scientific rationale is, at best, wafer thin.

"We are unaware of a defensible scientific rationale justifying such a practice," Hall continued.

"We need a scientific rationale for picking a particular combination of drugs".