When asked for a rationale for using a particular corticosteroid, responses varied widely and included: long/short acting (30.3%), availability and/or force of habit (15.3%), faster (or slower) onset (12.2%), lower associated pain within 48 hours of the injection (9.1%), and solubility (8.3%).
When asked for an ethical rationale as to why community members should benefit from research, respondents generally struggled to define a specific rationale.
But when he was asked for the U.S. rationale, Cornyn showed why McConnell may have declined to elaborate.
In this way, asking for a rationale when there is a disagreement can quickly become personal, if the focus changes from the question and topic raised to the messenger.
Parts B and C were each split into two parts (B′ and B″ and C′ and C″, respectively), such that we first asked the main question and separately asked for the open-ended rationale for a student's answer (i.e., explain your reasoning).
They were presented the rationale of the project and asked for participation.
When asked for the roots of that criticism, she acknowledged the limits of rationale discourse.
"We are asking for a clear rationale for the award".
In addition to telling Mr. Paybarah, who had asked about his rationale for changing term limits, that he was a disgrace, the mayor lashed out at another reporter, Michael Harris.
When asked about the rationale for the pardon, which did not pass through the usual pardon process, Trump engaged in whataboutism, bringing up other controversial presidential pardons, such as President Bill Clinton's pardon of billionaire oil trader Marc Rich.
The authors however agree with Stich et al., that the socio-political dimension of global health or topics related to tropical medicine cannot be adequately covered solely as part of other courses, which was the rationale behind asking for full courses when we analysed the exposure to the courses of interest.
