Sentence examples for evidence or rationale from inspiring English sources

"Pieces questioning the evidence or rationale for war," he wrote, "were frequently buried, minimized or spiked".

Maternal age has been previously related to wheezing and asthma, although there is no strong evidence or rationale for a causal association (51, 52).

The evidence or rationale for the presence of the core features, on which each diagnosis of DLB was based, was provided and examined by the review board (Mori, Ikeda, and Kosaka) to assure the validity of the diagnosis.

While EEG monitoring in patients receiving neuromuscular blocking treatment may be of some value given the lack of other methods for monitoring sedation depth [ 5], there is presently no evidence or rationale for the use of BIS or entropy in monitoring or titrating sedation of ICU patients.

Wales spends more than £60 million per year on national public health improvement programmes, which currently are largely without a systematic evidence base or rationale.

"At this time," Dr. Porcari said, "there is no scientific evidence or logical rationale to suggest that drinking superoxygenated water can in any way increase the amount of oxygen in the bloodstream".

Hatch and Walden go on to ask for FDA to study the issue further, and for good reason: there is little evidence or economic rationale that curtailing the rebate system will result in lower drug prices.

Even though follow-up data through 24 months are available and there is no evidence or clinical rationale that would support a contrary assumption, further follow-up data will be desirable to confirm our assumptions.

and (5) is there any evidence or plausible rationale for selection as a causative agent in generating differences in genomic structure and molecular evolutionary patterns?

These teams will focus on complex human diseases or disorders where there is evidence or a strong rationale for the involvement of environmental factors in its etiology, phenotypic expression, or population distribution.

In either instance, applications must focus on a specific human disease or disorder where there is evidence or a strong rationale for the involvement of environmental factors in its etiology or phenotypic expression and must involve research at both the basic and clinical levels.