Sentence examples for this new rationale from inspiring English sources

Justice O'Connor inserted this new rationale into the middle of her Grutter opinion inserted it unexpectedly and then abandoned it just as quickly to resume tracing the byways of diversity.

Manipulations of dendritic cells (DCs), use of heat-shock proteins (HSPs) as carriers endowed of adjuvant activity or introduction of varying immunostimulating motives in genetic vaccines represent examples illustrating this new rationale.

Hence the new rationale of diversity.

In these marginal rural landscapes the role of agriculture is being altered under the influence of the new rationale of the Common Agriculture Policy, so it may have to assume different functions in the future.

In this way a new rationale in the approach to detection, therapeutic management and follow-up may be developed, which would be closer to the actual tumour biology profiling and large-scale heterogeneity of the disease (Gershenson, 2010) and may allow a more individualised and potentially more effective management.

This work demonstrates a new rationale for using microfluidic Lab-on-a-Chip flow cytometry (μFCM) with a simple 2D hydrodynamic focusing for the multiparameter analysis of apoptosis and DNA ploidy analysis in human hematopoietic cancer cells.

In this context, we find a new rationale for utilizing a KAM strategy to deal with such (large) customers that differs from the traditional wisdom that KAM is used to court large clients by offering them better terms than small, independent clients.

This work may open up a new rationale on designing the solution synthesis of nanostructures for materials possessing similar intrinsic crystal symmetry.

Mr. Greenspan's new rationale marries two observations.

Last week, he gained a new rationale for his obsession.

Since 2009 the Turner has, however, found a new rationale.