Sentence examples for explicit rationales from inspiring English sources

There are explicit rationales, and the precise words and phrases which recur in official injunctions to exercise.

Critiques of this large literature highlight that most interventions lack explicit rationales or theoretical bases [ 12, 14].

Balfour's explicit rationale — "Christendom's" bad conscience regarding Jews — was not entirely disingenuous.

A more important function, and in some nations the explicit rationale for gift taxes, is to stem the use of gifts as a means of avoiding estate taxes.

Response scales are an important consideration in instrument development, as is an explicit rationale for given scales in development documents.

Explicit rationale for screen impairment criteria.

Critiques of this large literature highlight that most interventions lack an explicit rationale or theoretical basis [ 13, 15].

Current UK referral guidance suggests particular symptoms for urgent referral, without any explicit rationale given for the choice.

That is, each variable chosen for investigation must have sufficient, explicit, rationale for why and how it was chose.

This knowledge would help organisations to develop frameworks that are underpinned by an explicit rationale and which acknowledge any underlying assumptions, thus facilitating more informed and appropriate use.

This finding underscores the importance of researchers providing an explicit rationale or justification for their choice of a particular SES indicator.