Sentence examples for establishing rationale from inspiring English sources

With the rare exception of truly novel material, when establishing rationale authors should provide representative (although not necessarily exhaustive) literature.

In our Unit VLBW infants are fed by boluses, although they are often empirically switched to the continuous infusion method without an established rationale.

The epidemiologic studies were instrumental in establishing the rationale for conducting well-controlled clinical studies that definitively demonstrated the role that TFA intake played in CHD risk.

All of these genes represent down-stream effectors or modulators of the EGFR pathway, thus establishing a rationale for the anti-EGFR moAb response.

The present data should be taken into account when establishing the rationale of future trials combining CPT11, LOHP and FU FA.

Collectively, these studies suggest that targeting Skp2 may be an ideal therapeutic strategy for human cancer, therefore establishing a rationale for designing small molecule inhibitors of Skp2 for the treatment of human cancers.

Kennedy had yet to establish a rationale for his candidacy.

"One has to be able to establish a rationale everywhere simultaneously," said Eli Segal, the campaign chairman.

Nonetheless, the department redesigned its Stop and Frisk Report form in ways that officials said would help officers better establish the rationale they had for stopping someone.

The report establishes the rationale for such an operation, familiar to readers of this blog (where the "Guam option" was first proposed over a year ago).

Having failed to establish a rationale for such expansive measures during the campaign, Democrats were easily caricatured by their adversaries as a bunch of 1970s liberals who would spend money wherever they could.