In addition, the Republicans' embrace in the last few years of eliminating the so-called partial-birth procedure allowed the party to maintain its anti-abortion position in a way that is more palatable to many voters than suggesting overturning the Supreme Court's constitutional rationale allowing abortion.
The feasibility and conformity of such exceptions in patent legislation has yet to be tested before the judiciary or the WTO dispute-settlement mechanisms, but we believe that the flexibilities inherent in the Agreement and its rationale allow for the recognition of the farmers' exception.
Klimisch scores are more of a bureaucratic strategy than a scientific one, and provide a rationale allowing for non-experts to evaluate study quality with confidence, even when they do not understand the underlying biology of the study at hand.
Cross-matching of literature and in silico-derived data, in conjunction with the prioritization scheme and biological rationale, allowed for selection of 189 putative vaccine candidates from the entire genome.
Rationale: This approach allows the location of each line of input via an XPath expression without the risk of modification due to normalisation of the document.
This allows the rationale design of improved Salmonella carrier strains and the development of novel strategies for the expression and presentation of recombinant antigens.
The rationale is that this allows some kinds of nonlinear responses to emerge in a first‐order cross‐ correlation between stimulus and response, because of correlations within the stimuli (Schmid, Yu, and Victor, SfN Abstracts, 2012).
This argument provides a rationale for allowing dual practice, to bolster health worker capacities in the public sector where they are most needed.
The methods used for this study to ascertain prevalence for the chronic conditions, including the rationale for allowing a one month break in FFS Medicare coverage for the study cohort, are more fully described and justified in the technical paper [ 19].
This whole thing echoes of George W. Bush's lawyer-shark John Yoo writing a rationale to allow CIA investigators to use torture in their interrogations, and we all know how smooth that thing went down.
