Sentence examples for adopting a rationale from inspiring English sources
It is now commonplace to apply PRPs or even unguided injections of autologous whole blood to manage musculoskeletal injuries as a magic bullet instead of adopting a rationale evidence based biological approach.
The court could also adopt a rationale that would apply only to California along the lines of the one endorsed by the Ninth Circuit.
If we do not know whether Γ is consistent (i.e., whether a contradiction is derivable), we may adopt a careful rationale for drawing inferences.
In this paper, we adopt a similar rationale as the SRS algorithm to detect the cooperative and competitive relationships between microbes for constructing microbial regulatory networks.
This commentary outlines the rationale of adopting a randomised controlled trial methodology, contrasts it with realistic evaluation and considers design evaluation in the light of the Medical Research Council's (MRC) guidance of 2000 and 2008.
The rationale for adopting a specific errorless learning program is to bypass errors and strengthen accurate association, given that patients with Alzheimer's disease have difficulty self-correcting errors.
It is worth noting that though hardly using the expression "human capital", Becker clearly adopted an investment rationale when talking about education and training.
The rationale seems to be that adopting a cat from a shelter is relatively difficult anyway, and you can find a stray cat pretty much anywhere.
Adopting a systematic approach to the development of an intervention, supported by robust theoretical, empirical, and clinical rationales represents best practice.
