Sentence examples for by a rationale from inspiring English sources
An overview of DvT is provided followed by a rationale for a cognitive approach.
The chapter begins with statistics demonstrating a potential consumer market where the disability sector may have substantial impact, followed by a rationale of inclusive design as a business need.
"All such 'fears' are usually masked by a rationale that the reporting of such abuse may 'damage the reputation of Christ.'".
In addition, it provides a detailed explanation to accompany each recommendation, supported by a rationale and relevant evidence where available.
The ApoSense approach was developed to overcome this barrier, by a rationale combining the following considerations: (i) Aiming at a cellular target, which is well accepted as an early event of apoptosis.
The mode of processing analysis might augment understanding of psychological treatment and theory of EDs, firstly, by enhancing understanding of how effective treatments work, and secondly by providing a rationale for focussing on the processes – as well as content – underlying maintenance of psychopathology.
On the former view, by contrast, a rationale is at hand: because your will is, insofar as it is rational, good.
This article adds to the literature by describing a rationale for the emergence of a buyer group and the relationship with the implementation of a KAM program as selling method.
High positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) has been advocated as part of an "open lung" approach by citing a rationale similar to that of proning improving lung homogeneity to minimize ventilator-induced lung injury [ 16].
Inspired by such a rationale [ 27], we further note that in the heterogeneous networks, the adjacent set of a target phenotype can be used not only to predict potential disease-causing genes, but also to reveal further structural relationships among the genes with regard to their contributions to disease phenotypes.
After general considerations concerning the implementation of the Code, priority issues for its implementation by FAO members are identified, followed by consideration of a rationale for the regional and sectoral adaptation of the Code.
