In a note to investors on Monday about Aetna's Coventry deal, an analyst at Barclays explained the rationale of it plainly as a way of "strategically positioning themselves to capitalize on further gains which may arise as a result of the election and health care reform".
Ahead of the make-or-break vote in Athens's parliament, Tsipras held back-to-back meetings as he attempted to rally support for measures at total variance with the rationale of his radical left party.
Her analytic use of the term is an attempt to get at the "rationality, or rather the rationale, of the practices" [ 1] at hand, namely health care.
Between lovers There exist no rigid rules As romance laughs at The seriousness of science, The rationale of physics.
The unusual depiction of the soul's composition makes it hard, at first, to penetrate to the rationale of its construction, and it must remain an open question to what extend Plato expects his model to be taken in a literal rather than in a figurative sense.
At an high level of abstraction, the rationale of view generation is aligned with the basic principles proposed in [17], but the schemaless nature of the document-based model requires a different rewriting mechanism as well as a different view derivation approach.
Neoadjuvant treatment also has the potential to sterilize microscopic metastasis in nodes at the origin of IMA, undermining the rationale of high tie even more.
In the present article, the authors reviewed the rationale of FDG-PET/CT performed at an interim time point during therapy (iPET), focusing on the transition from standard, anatomical assessment of tumor shrinkage with CT to document a chemotherapy response, to the use of functional imaging with PET to assess chemosensitivity of the individual tumor.
The rationale of ANB selection is to avoid the data traffic at the ANB.
"They started to doubt the rationale of our system.
