Sentence examples for a rationale of this from inspiring English sources

So the "concerted efforts from governments and donors" that the report points out as a rationale of this good progress is likely missing an important point and therefore missing important lessons of the past 20 years or so in development experience.

A rationale of this acceleration of an enzymatic reaction can only be surmised here based on the knowledge that deuterons alter hydrogen bonds: D2O may modify a rate-limiting step in the separation of the two DNA strands via the helicases by a change of the binding strength between the two strands by means of replacing H-bonds by D-bonds [ 6, 30].

These results suggested that HDACi and doxorubicin combinations could be useful for treating patients who recur on existing therapies and provide a rationale of testing this combination in clinics.

Moreover, both experimental (butyrate) and a clinically relevant HDACi (vorinostat) and liposomal doxorubicin (doxil) significantly reduced the viability of patient-derived primary myeloma cells, providing a rationale of combining this non-neurotoxic and steroid sparing combination for myeloma and other haematological malignancies.

This does not mean going back to a rationale of "influence".

Or should we conclude that "everything goes", following a rationale of pure convenience?

Harriet A. Washington, a medical ethicist and the author of "Medical Apartheid," a prize-winning history of experimentation on African-Americans, told me, "Often, when people give a rationale for this kind of research they talk about the fact that these people are urgently ill, need immediate intervention, and that better solutions are needed".

Our findings have particular relevance to centres performing peripheral cannulation by percutaneous Seldinger technique since a key rationale of this practice is to avoid skin suturing and reduce insertion site bleeding [16, 35].

A critic of the argument from interpretation, then, might claim that the argument's proponents have not carried their burden of providing a rationale for this premise, on which the argument crucially depends.

Stuttering withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments (e.g. the decision to withhold necessary dialysis in a patient with acute renal failure while continuing all other forms of life support) should be avoided and responsible clinicians asked to provide a rationale for this inconsistent level of care.

The multiplicative seasonal ARIMA model known as the 'airline model' is begin{aligned} Delta Delta _{s}y_{t}=left( 1+theta Lright) left( 1+Theta L^{s}right) xi _{t},quad xi _{t}sim NIDleft( 0,sigma _{xi }^{2}right) end{aligned}Box and Jenkins (1976, pp. 305 6) gave a rationale for this model in terms of EWMAs at monthly and yearly intervals.