Sentence examples for author's rationale from inspiring English sources
The author's rationale: "For Adam was formed first, then Eve, and Adam was not deceived, but the woman was deceived and became a transgressor" (1 Timothy 2 8-14 2 8-14
Ideally, both the original data and the author's rationale for including or discarding a gene should be available to readers.
For example, in some cases the author's intended rationale for using mixed methods may not match how they actually combined methods in practice, and the risk here is that the study produces unnecessary or redundant data which fails to address the research question [ 7].
Throughout the book, the reader is struck by the author's clarity of rationale for undertaking the laboratory investigations and his scientific rigour.
The story of the fate of two children -- one of whom is white but raised as black, the other possessed of black blood but passed off by his mother as white -- and the untangling of their secrets by the title character, a bright man presumed to be a dolt, it has more plot per page than most novels, all of it in the service of the author's disparagement of the rationale behind slavery.
The author discusses the rationale for procedural rights in chapter 12 p3412
The authors posit a rationale for the use of PCSK9 antibodies in patients with acute coronary syndrome and highlight the need for further investigation in this area.
Could the authors explain their rationale here please?
The authors provide a rationale for use of effect size and specific tools and guidelines for interpretation of results.
