Sentence examples for mentioned rationales from inspiring English sources

In line with the above mentioned rationales and objectives, the herein presented study in patients was designed as a scientific investigation additional to the "Randomised clinical trial comparing an early medication change (EMC) strategy with treatment as usual (TAU) in patients with Major Depressive Disorders (MDD) - The EMC Trial (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier n°: NCT00974155)".

According to the above mentioned rationales, we hypothesize that the duplicated cox2b gene in male M. senhousia may represent a variant of what found in unionoidean bivalves, with proper signals for DUI mitochondrial tagging lying in the COX2 protein extension of unionid bivalves, as well as in the duplicated COX2b protein of Musculista.

In the INR trials, only one study mentioned a rationale for the frequency of testing.

We mentioned this rationale in the original text under the section "Radioisotope transporting experiments demonstrate dZIP13 as an iron exporter".

6 Out of 17 internet smoking cessation RCTs included in Myung et al's 21 meta-analyses, only one study mentioned the rationale of the achieved sample size.

M, male; F, female; *, the size of lesions and degree of objective response are not mentioned The rationale for treating chordoma with EGFR inhibitors is inspired by recent reports.

Note that the target here is belief in an eternal afterlife, and not immortality itself, and so I merely mention these rationales (for additional, revealing criticism, see Bortolotti 2010).

In the two examples just mentioned, the financial rationales are murky.

Nowhere does he mention the rationale behind centrism, or why moments of extreme polarisation are often short-lived.

The column "human-made" denotes the judgements of when the score greater than or equal to 3 in questionnaire item (1), while the column "machine-generated" denotes those with the score less than 3. Table 8 indicates that the reading passage and the correct answer tend to be more mentioned as the rationale for judging an item as human-made rather than as machine-generated.

Neither guideline suggested that C reactive protein was an important risk marker: for the Scottish guidelines it was neither mentioned nor any rationale given as to why not.