What was a key rationale for going to war? k.
The efficient allocation of financial resources to the most cost-effective climate change mitigation actions is a key rationale for REDD+, MRV and performance based payments [1,3,9,22,24,26,28,34].
The efficient allocation of financial resources to the most cost-effective climate change mitigation actions is a key rationale for REDD+, MRV and performance based payments [ 1, 3, 9, 22, 24, 26, 28, 34].
In the UK, this is a key rationale for the establishment of the National Institute for Health Research (http://www.nihr.ac.uk), developed to oversee the conduct of high quality research and committed to ensure capacity for implementation of research outcomes.
TGF-β appears to be a key player in this process, providing further rationale for the development of anti-cancer therapeutics that target the TGF-β pathway.
A key rationale is that if a family develops the plan, they will be more likely to adhere to it.
Our findings have particular relevance to centres performing peripheral cannulation by percutaneous Seldinger technique since a key rationale of this practice is to avoid skin suturing and reduce insertion site bleeding [16, 35].
A key rationale for the development of the survey is to have a standardized approach to measuring CAM use that will allow comparisons among various populations and countries.
A key rationale for the policy, at least in retrospect, was to prevent expansion of effort through the full-time deployment of these under-used permits.
Beyond the motivation to reduce the environmental impact of energy production, the economic rationale is a key incentive for local communities to become involved in renewable energy (RE).
