Sentence examples for main rationale of from inspiring English sources
The main rationale of this option involves deferring waste materials by switching mining activities from a high to low strip ratio pit.
The main rationale of artificial disc replacement is motion preservation with subsequent prevention of adjacent disc degeneration.
The main rationale of routine histopathologic examination of products after first-trimester miscarriages is to detect an ectopic pregnancy or a molar pregnancy, which require further management.
This is also the main rationale of studies in the area; does general or demarcated muscle strength have a protective effect on future complaints in the adjacent structures?
The main rationale of this publication is to delineate the multitude of possible ways in that mRNA retrocopies, once exapted, can contribute to novel protein sequences over evolutionary time.
The main rationale of the 'inactive theory' derives from recognition of the need for a functional, undamaged mitochondrial genome, protected from deleterious mutations caused by oxidative damage induced by mitochondrial activity [ 1, 2].
The moral value of witnessing is still the main rationale for photographs of all kinds of calamities, despite the intrusion of sensationalism into the mix (or its continued presence).
The main rationale for use of these drugs is to delay delivery for at least 48 hours in order to allow time for the treatment effect of corticosteroids, or transfer of the pregnant mother to a specialized high-risk obstetrical unit [ 8].
Professor Moshe Givoni, formerly of the Transport Studies Unit, University of Oxford "The main rationale for the first development of high speed rail in Japan and France was to increase capacity not reduce travel time.
Improving semantic interoperability by a structured representation of clinical procedures, findings and diseases constitutes the main rationale for the development of clinical terminologies and classification systems.
The search for what accounts for the truth of propositions is, as we have seen, actually one main rationale for the introduction of facts.
