Sentence examples for to rationally use from inspiring English sources
But over time, he said, he discerned a system whose application made it "impossible to rationally use as an effective tool," especially with state's attorneys in 102 counties making separate decisions on which defendants were "death eligible".
The following year, BC FISC fully adopted new thinking by creating separate projects to rationally use the external resources, that is, "to drive the resources".
Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to improve efficiency so as to rationally use the available resources for the best possible results.
The more you ask questions about drugs, the harder it becomes to rationally use them.
An evaluation of the reproducibility of FMISO PET in NSCLC is a prerequisite if FMISO images are to be rationally used in stratification of NSCLC patients for hypoxia-targeting regimens, monitoring response to therapeutic interventions, or to determine the topology of the hypoxic tumour sub-volumes for dose escalation.
It looks at epidemiological evidence pertaining to causal relationships in cases such as smoking and the development of lung cancer, and enables readers to correctly interpret and rationally use the results of epidemiological studies in lawsuits.
A better understanding of tumor biology and heterogeneity should lead to the development of new predictive biomarkers allowing to tailor therapies in order to increase therapeutic efficacy and more rationally use the health care budget.
There is precisely one scenario in which Kim Jong Un might rationally use nuclear weapons first: If he believes the United States intends to topple his regime.
"If the price goes up, people rationally use less.
By removing an option that we should never rationally use, we can immediately accomplish an often-cited Republican goal — reducing global uncertainty — and likely restore our triple-A credit rating.
In summary, we provide a platform in which integrated genomic information can be rationally used to design functional screens to identify druggable targets to improve current treatments or to discover novel cancer treatment strategies.
