Sentence examples for successful rationale from inspiring English sources

A successful rationale for democracy along these lines would not be firmly epistemological, even if the term "justification" could legitimately be used.

Although this may be successful, this rationale may result in overly complex or simplified treatment protocols and outcomes.

The successful application of the rationale presented in Figure 5 not only led to the design of esters and sulfones having substantially enhanced antifungal activity [ 28] but also permitted the extension of our bioactive organosulfur compounds to include two new classes i.e. aryl methyl disulfides (e.g. M) and structurally related thiosulfonates (e.g. L).

"Doug Forrester lacks the political skills, the experience and now the rationale for a successful candidacy," said James M. Jordan, the executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

JR [Judicial Review] - he doesn't see any rationale for a successful one.... he has been so painfully rigid and careful....Decision should be made beginning of week 28 March..

The design rationale has proven successful with satisfactory clinical and radiographic outcomes.

This successful class prediction was the rationale for including those expression profiles in our predictive models.

Despite the fact that the rationale for any successful health interventions should be informed by the cause of deaths (CODs) that are of the greatest importance locally, many developing countries lack this crucial information (1).

Although trials of antioxidant interventions have not proved successful in pre-eclampsia, the rationale for this treatment remains strong, and further research of the benefits of periconceptional supplementation is required.

It is even possible that injurious effects of antibody on articular cartilage may precede and even initiate subsequent inflammatory events that contribute to ultimate joint destruction, and provides a further rationale for the successful use of combination therapies [ 47].

We describe here the rationale for and successful use of an alternate approach to formulating local institutional management protocols for patients with a coronary artery stent, undergoing an elective surgical procedure.