Sentence examples for using rationale from inspiring English sources

Vaxign is a freely available program that facilitates vaccine researchers to efficiently design vaccine targets and develop vaccines using rationale reverse vaccinology.

This study aimed to develop selective M. tuberculosis DHFR inhibitors using rationale scaffolding design and synthesis, phenotype-oriented screening, enzymatic inhibitory study, whole cell on-target validation, molecular modeling, and in vitro DMPK determination to derive new anti-TB agents.

Table 1 Rationales for ECEC provision Rationale Research Perspective Policy Focus Countries/International organizations using rationale Early interventions are a good investment in that they mitigates the expense of remedial action in primary and secondary schooling and results in subsequent adult productivity, and in the relative absence of antisocial behaviour.

Therapeutic interference with the mitotic spindle apparatus is a widely used rationale for the treatment of tumors.

2) The experiments need to be better explained (e.g. time courses of the experiments performed, concentrations of matrices used, rationale for selecting only and exclusively αV and α2 containing integrins).

SK Telecom defended the purchase using a rationale that left some corporate critics even more perplexed.

Using that rationale, many lesbian feminists criticized butch-and-femme role-playing as mere imitation of an oppressive heterosexuality.

Using the rationale that Newfoundland later joined Canada is flawed; they were independent at the time of their sacrifice.

Using that rationale, Mr. Kutsher, the third generation of Kutsher to operate the resort, is the apple who refused to leave the tree.

Using this rationale, it was possible to calculate morphological priming effects in relation to non-related and orthographic primes by each type of SOA for each child.

Sullivan's spin problem with using that rationale is that amortization of expenses applies to revenue actually contracted not to marketers' projections of what customers might buy.