Sentence examples for a practical rationale for from inspiring English sources

There was both a conceptual and a practical rationale for this patchwork.

Unless coalition officials can come up with a practical rationale, the government should opt for openness.

There's a practical rationale as well.

Table  1 lists a range of theoretical, statistical and practical rationale for pooling individual participant data, which arose from our own observations, as well as from existing discussion in the literature (e.g., [ 1, 18, 20]).

SEEING the sprawling enterprise in the Whitney's galleries, where almost 30 individuals are producing two-dozen wall-based works, one can immediately understand the purely practical rationale for bringing on extra help.

Therefore borrowing money to buy equities must be a good strategy; or at least that's the reasoning (has anyone looked at Japan's experience over the last 25 years?).The more practical rationale for POBs was that pension funds were in deficit.

Some have scarcely any other practical rationale.

Astrology provided a rationale: a practical reason for doing these performances as long as the Temple stood, and a lesson in the way the cosmos functions whose value endures even after the Temple's destruction.

This improvement is largely accounted for by an improvement in providing a rationale for the practical skill, as well as in the effective performance of the skill, reflecting both clinical reasoning and skill performance.

Although this is easily achieved in a practical sense, the biological rationale for weighting morphological variation over neutral molecular variation (or vice versa), or within population variation over among population variation (or vice versa) is not obvious and a consensus would likely be difficult to reach (e.g., Petit et al. 1998).

Our findings offer a rationale for 7SK being an RNA transcriptional regulator and suggest a practical means for enhancing gene expression.