In his introduction to "Our White House," David McCullough gives the rationale for this ambitious enterprise.
The first sentence (usually) gives the rationale for the research, and the last asserts a 'contribution to knowledge'.
Mr. Castelli did not give the rationale for his decision, which comes just after the ruling conservative government lost its re-election bid to the center-left opposition.
The established models revealed the influence of mixture components on phase behaviour and drug solubility and gave the rationale for formulation optimisation.
Aim of the paper is to give the rationale for evaluating the coordinated surge protective device (SPD) system characteristics in order to reduce the probability of damage of electrical and electronic equipment within a structure against lightning surges due to direct lightning stroke to the connected low voltage overhead lines (source of damage S3 according to IEC standard 62305).
The DVD and the supporting material for parents seem simplistic ("See that your child eats right" is the first bit of advice in the parents' booklet), but to hear W. Steven Barnett, director of the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers, give the rationale for the initiative, emphasizing the very, very basics is the whole point.
Starting with a Foreword, Preface, and Introduction, the GLIMS book gives the rationale for and history of glacier monitoring and satellite data analysis.
The final draft expands on Borba's arguments by including a quote that gives the rationale for supporting such an opinion, starting with She states that… Mara creates a dialogically expansive space by using a relatively neutral reporting verb, states.
The study gives the rationale for, and may provide schedules for, ESW treatment of tendonopathies.
The included thirty-one criteria are all single not-overlapping arguments to prioritize health interventions and are defined in Table 2. Here, we will give the rationale used for a selection of the criteria considered.
