Discussions of football are an activity of rationale that I think is really, really interesting, philosophically.
Selecting patients for drotrecogin alfa (activated) (Xigris; Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN) therapy outside of a clinical trial setting requires knowledge of the rationale that led the Protein C Worldwide Evaluation in Severe Sepsis (PROWESS) investigators to select the various entry criteria for the trial.
The rationales that accompanied the vote in favor of Mr. Mukasey were not reassuring.
The rationale behind the sets of genes that were chosen was to pick a representative cross-section of those pathways that are involved in metabolism and responding to the environment (and, thus, in maintaining cellular homeostasis).
At the very least, however, Common Crawl presents a powerful and intriguing model for how web-scale data can power open data research and offers traditional web archives a set of workflows, rationales and precedent to examine that are fully aligned with those of the academic community.
There's no justification, there's no rationale, there are no sets of conditions that will ever make terrorist acts a right way to respond".
The rationale for using this set of odorants was that they have been successfully used in previous studies with mice and are thus known to be detectable and discriminable at the concentrations used here [11], [13] [17].
We compare the distribution of SNPs in both sets of genomic intervals, with the rationale that the pattern of SNPs shared among and distinct between the rQTL and intQTL reveals the role of the two sets of loci and potentially the molecular mechanisms of trait individuation.
But elsewhere, there's a rationale that could only come from the ranks of true believers.
The minimum confidence has been set to 50%, for the rationale that any rule better than random guessing should positively contribute to the quality of the labeling.
