Sentence examples for adequate rationale for from inspiring English sources

(Should passion fizzle out, just give up sex. Lack of desire for a mate is never an adequate rationale for "looking elsewhere").

Commercialization, at this point, involves, among other factors, satisfactory clinical trial results, demonstrating efficacy, an adequate rationale for the mechanism of action of the product and an established re-imbursement system from third party payers.

The judge voided the regulation because he concluded that the Department did not provide an adequate rationale for a separate prong of the rule, which would have allowed schools that repeatedly failed the DTE test to remain eligible for federal aid if they passed a separate test, measuring the loan repayment rate for graduates and dropouts alike.

All studies provided an adequate rationale for the intervention and trial design [ 36– 40].

In this respect, the present construal of the DRR is weaker than comparable proposals, such as that developed by Robert Audi, which requires that each citizen have and be motivated by some evidentially adequate secular rationale for each of the coercive laws he or she supports (see Audi 1997, 138 and Rawls 1997, 784ff).

Strategies should be adopted to increase physicians awareness of the rationale for ensuring adequate vitamin D status in women receiving bisphosphonates.

I applaud Weiner for recognizing that the rational-basis test deployed in Lee Optical and in other cases involving protectionist legislation operates as a means of "forc[ing] the issue of favoritism back into a legislative realm," rather than as a meaningful test of whether a "rationale for a law is adequate".

Given that this change will affect every sector of the U.S. economy, we are also concerned about the speed of the process, the lack of public hearings, and the underlying rationale for repealing net neutrality without and adequate replacement.

The rationale for this ratio was to ensure an adequate pool of comparison households was available for the impact evaluation, the results of which are presented separately [ 30].

This article complements the more detailed SCRIBE 2016 Explanation and Elaboration article (Tate et al., 2016) that provides a rationale for each of the items and examples of adequate reporting from the literature.

In the absence of adequate toxicity information and extensive history of engineered nanomaterials use, the rationale for control guidance has been based on experience in controlling exposures to incidental ultrafine particles and gases.