Sentence examples for a particular rationale from inspiring English sources

5 In many cases, fluorine is introduced following a particular rationale.

(Linnaeus often selected names from mythology without any particular rationale, and he may have used the name of Oedipus, the mythical Greek king of Thebes, more or less arbitrarily).

According to that particular rationale TGF-β1 is a much more important inflammatory marker than an atherosclerotic marker, which agrees with the present data.

Oddly, that particular rationale — shop to keep America strong — did not come up in the Hermès line on Tuesday afternoon, although almost every other one did.

The Supreme Court rejected not only the particular rationale but also the notion that ideas may be banned because of the likelihood that they will be embraced.

"The particular rationale she argued for was the needs of the globalization of business," said Bill Lann Lee, former director of the Justice Department's civil rights division.

** Some of these reasons for suspicion are plainly absurd, suggesting that there's no particular rationale to the generalizations used by D.E.A. agents in stopping suspected drug smugglers.

Some of these reasons for suspicion are plainly absurd, suggesting that there's no particular rationale to the generalizations used by D.E.A. agents in stopping suspected drug smugglers.

There is no particular rationale for the number of top enriched pathways being used (just general words about non-trivial intersection without any numbers or test datasets).3.3

In total, 36% (n = 43) of service managers reported that ACP is not offered to any clients, 22% (n = 27) to some clients (with no particular rationale), 17% (n = 21) to some clients who meet specific criteria only and only 24% (n = 29) offered ACP to all clients.

'Consumer orientation' here refers to distinct or particular rationales and motives for purchasing and using certain material goods and services.