Sentence examples for successfully rationalized from inspiring English sources

Crack propagation due to the low damage tolerance capacity of the press hardened steel has been successfully rationalized through a fracture mechanics approach.

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Many European Union (EU) countries have successfully rationalized drug consumption by stimulating prescribing generic drugs, which are less expensive and as efficacious as brand name ones [ 4, 6– 9].

) k ′ = 0.4 (2 ) Now the extremely high viscosity of HA solutions can be successfully rationalized on the basis of mutual macromolecular crowding, which increases the effective concentration of the HA, and substantially increases the viscosity.

This model could successfully rationalize the experimental results.

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Far more importantly, it is laying the groundwork for and successfully rationalizing to a gullible public the ever skyrocketing price of oil, (please see "Cheney Greets King Abdullah in SaudiLand With High Fives As Oil Sails Past $100 Per Barrel", March 27).

This is useful as (i) both models have been used to explain the properties of organic/organic interfaces also including the influence of a metal substrate, and (ii) in particular the ICT approach has been used to successfully rationalize Fermi level pinning.

Rational suicide -- or a rationalized one?

The Obama administration abandoned the use of torture in 2009, but it also successfully blocked efforts to hold accountable the CIA and government officials who rationalized its use and implemented it during the Bush years.

They have been used successfully to reproduce and rationalize experimental findings and to improve the results of virtual screening and docking.