In this study, patients were found to be very attuned to doctor body language and doctors often unaware or unable to articulate rationale behind their judgements; however, doctors were found to have a varying sensitivity to tacit clues.
Proclaiming that "the day of enlightened administration has come," Roosevelt articulated the rationale for much of the New Deal's financial and corporate reforms, including deposit insurance and securities regulation.
AHIP as a group soon endorsed the mandate, and Williams, who articulated the rationale for it so persuasively, became the industry's chief emissary to both Congress and the White House.
In a remarkable November speech at Georgetown University, Bernie Sanders passionately articulated the rationale for his candidacy by saying, "We need to develop a political movement which, once again, is prepared to take on and defeat a ruling class whose greed is destroying our nation".
Josh is never allowed to articulate any rationale for his sudden adherence to committed orthodox belief.
Naturally, he can articulate a rationale for this additional extracurricular pursuit.
They struggled at times to articulate the rationale for the current policy.
Whether or not the comparison proves valid, there is another historical parallel to the Vietnam War, one that involves a group of intellectuals responsible for articulating the rationale for the Iraq war.
Humanity is always in danger of backsliding into barbarism, so we should respect customs in sexuality, religion and public propriety, even if no one can articulate their rationale, because they are time-tested workarounds for our innate shortcomings.
This editorial begins to articulate the rationale for such a community by exploring two important questions.
R&D teams have no time to organize project information, nor to articulate the rationale behind the actions that generated the information.
