So, yes, I think there's a solid rationale for asking them to offset some of the social costs to which they contribute.
Furthermore, as both α-4-1BB and α-OX-40 antibodies are currently in early-phase clinical trials for many cancers, our results provide a solid rationale for combination with clinically available MEK inhibitors.
A string of lower courts has said that Trump's abrupt decision to terminate the Obama-era program was based on faulty legal reasoning and that the administration has failed to provide a solid rationale for ending it.
Overall these results could be helpful to identify the most relevant inflammatory pathways present in CRC tumors and to build a solid rationale for future therapeutic interventions based on anti‐inflammatory strategies.
(Ken believes in the third-year theory but has a solid rationale for it: There won't be much government meddling then).
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Democrats and Republicans joined together to make the case that, in the absence of a solid rationale for the changes, the current alignment should be maintained.
Senior management loves to see someone who can walk into their office or a major meeting and present a solid rationale for doing something.
We had a solid rationale for studying these molecules.
These murine studies are encouraging and provide a solid rationale for investigations of in vitro expansion strategies and adoptive transfer of human Treg cells for therapy of T-cell mediated autoimmune diseases or transplant rejection.
In conclusion, we believe that our meta-analysis provide a solid rationale for future interventional randomized controlled trials investigating the hypothesis that statins improve the clinical outcome of infectious diseases.
