Indeed, while some have suggested these sophisticated businesspeople were somehow tricked by the charming prince, it's more likely they had a different rationale: that if and when the market turned, it would be Saudi Arabia left holding the bag.
Some of those lines of argument are legitimate, but I have a different rationale for thinking Gawker shouldn't have removed the Sargent post from the site.
However, for LTCI services, non-users were grouped into a separate level because they may have a different rationale for undergoing the certification process if they subsequently had not used any services.
With some noted exceptions, we use the PBPK + shower model, parameter distributions, definition of exposure, and experimental data provided in Tan et al. (2006, 2007); however, these elements have a different rationale and purpose in the context of the Bayesian population framework presented here, than that of the ECF distribution or likelihood-based methods.
However, to avoid the difficult task of identifying a specific architecture, only present within the oligomeric form, we have employed a different rationale based on the assumption that all oligomeric variants of Aβ must expose several similar epitopes.
Each method had a different statistical rationale and could be expected to identify different features of the compendium.
A different rationale has been suggested for imposing I specifically in the case of voting.
Under questioning that same day by homicide investigators, Roach offered a different rationale: Thomas had extended a clenched fist, he couldn't see what was in the fist, and he feared for his life.
But the musicologist James Doering has in recent years discovered in the Philharmonic archives a smoking gun that suggests a different rationale at least as disturbing.
