Sentence examples for more specific rationale from inspiring English sources
It seems a more specific rationale, tied directly to some clear U.S. strategic interest, is needed (remember, Assad is fighting ISIS and has never sought to export terror to the U.S). Assad also enjoys support inside his country by some minority, who will not go away quietly if he is changed out.
The rationale for more specific wording on the mandatory uptake of SENs was rationalized by the amount of requests for appeals and the need to accelerate the uptake of these devices.
Even when scientists choose more specific terminology, they have to explain the rationale behind the descriptors and what rules they employ in selecting the samples and defining the population.
More precisely, atomoxetine is known to be more specific of the NET than the DAT, which stresses the rationale for the importance of further gene studies targeting the NET.
The rationale behind this approach is to merge more sensitive (lower values of k) and more specific assemblies (higher values of k).
A rationale for using disease-specific measures includes the potential for such scales to provide more specific information that might otherwise be missed or to be more sensitive to change than generic counterparts [ 13].
The rationale behind this grouping was that the numbers of congenital anomalies were too small to examine more specific subgroups.
Others are more specific.
In an early press release, the organizers clarified that they had a specific rationale.
