After ruminating on the subject for several years, Bentham took up the reform of judicial administration in Scotch Reform (1808), while the voluminous manuscripts on evidence from this time were later edited and published by J.S. Mill as Rationale of Judicial Evidence (1827).
In sum, we believe that Israel's substantial contributions to U.S. interests are an underappreciated aspect of this relationship and deserve equal billing to shared values and historical responsibility as rationales for American support of Israel.
The known pathophysiology of Type 2 diabetes and the need for basal insulin treatment are presented as rationale for comparison of these insulins.
In Hollywood, no one believes that more than Gene La Pietra, the pepperpot of a promoter behind secession who paints a bleak picture of Hollywood as rationale for splitting and makes no secret of his desire to become the new city's first mayor.
The gain-of-function L265P mutation in MyD88 found in 29% of patients with ABC DLBCL served as rationale to pursue the combination of selective IRAK4 inhibitor ND-21588) with leading BTK, SYK, and PI3K δ inhibitors.
The observation that many patients with IBS present with comorbid psychiatric conditions or psychological distress [ 8], which are associated with increased symptom severity [ 9], is often used as rationale for the application of psychological treatments for IBS [ 6].
That point was overshadowed by her use of 9/11 as rationale for taking money from Wall Street.
Our studies indicate the potential of M.RCAg-1 recombinant protein as malaria candidate vaccines as well as the rationale of the epitope shuffling technology applied in designing malaria vaccines.
Our findings suggests that, in clinical practice, by way of the clinicians' gaze on how the patient functions, two different components of test information are merged, and that in the overlapping of these components, individual characteristics are made relevant as test performance justifications and as rationales in the overall communication of patient needs.
In clinical practice, by way of the clinicians' gaze on how the patient functions, the subjective and objective components of test information are merged, allowing individual characteristics to be noticed and made relevant as test performance justifications and as rationales in the overall communication of patient needs.
This paper will discuss the design of an online learning environment for foreign correspondents, the resources and translation required to maximise the success of asynchronous online discussion groups, as well as the rationale of delivering complex content in a foreign language.
