Sentence examples for implicit rationale from inspiring English sources

The idea that folks are "born gay" became not only the theme of a Lady Gaga song, but the implicit rationale for gay rights.

During the six preceding seasons when ITV held FA Cup rights, no one in Ambridge ever mentioned football of any kind - Borsetshire people are after all country folk, went the implicit rationale, keen only on cricket.

This implicit rationale was understood and protected by providers and managers although not officially acknowledged.

Similarly, in a case study from rural Nepal, Aitken [ 43] suggests the need to be cognizant of what she termed the official versus implicit rationale for the existence of health care bureaucracies.

They do not take in account the daily reality of its functioning, its actual governance, the implicit rationales of the actors involved, and the quality of healthcare provision.

New field research needs to be done on these 'neglected problems', which concern the actual governance of health systems, the implicit rationales of the actors involved, and the quality (real or perceived) of healthcare provision.

It is implicit and no rationale is provided.

The tutor casts implicit feedback with rationale and uses "nominalization" as metalanguage.

The rationale implicit in our ordinary concept is that an object is wholly present at all the temporal points of its existence.

Second, the 'known' pharmacology of the active compounds (supplementary material Tables S2, S3) might not be relevant, and this is implicit in the rationale of drug repurposing.

The key challenge for practitioners is not simply to base their work on theory (they always work from implicit assumptions and rationales, whether or not they do so consciously), but to make explicit the informal and formal theories they are actually using.