Sentence examples for rationale although from inspiring English sources
I did not do this because I disagreed with the enhanced interrogation techniques that those memos authorised, or because I reject their legal rationale – although I do on both counts.
Senior media buying agency executives given a first look at the Independent's spinoff national daily, i, have been impressed by the business rationale, although a number hold reservations over potential cannibalisation of the main paper and whether it may have to go free to succeed.
According to advocates of the standard view, citizens should not support coercive laws for which they believe there is no plausible secular rationale, although they may support coercive laws for which they believe there is only a secular rationale.
Rationale: Although asymmetry is distinguishable in very young children with CP, tone characteristics are still evolving (especially in preterm infants) making it extremely difficult to attribute classifications of spasticity, diskynesia or ataxia.
The current state of evidence suggests that the use of β-blockers in acute brain injury seems to have a valid rationale, although several unsolved problems regarding clinical application remain, such as whether to use selective or non-selective β-blockers, duration of treatment and dose.
The total costs on such funds are higher than on those tracking broad indices like the S&P 500, undermining the model's low-cost rationale.Second, although specialised funds are very useful for professional investors, they may tempt retail investors into taking too much risk.
I declined, but I never questioned his medical rationale — that fusion, although it is a major operation with a high rate of complication, had been my only chance to be free from pain.
Although rationale and fascinating, this proposal need to be assessed with proper clinical trials and no implementation should be considered without preliminary confirmation of efficacy and safety.
We apply the same rationale to VSEE, although in this case we are not aware that correlations with UV-induced mutations have already been reported.
Rationale and objectives: Although low-dose computed tomography (CT) is a recommended modality for lung cancer screening in high-risk populations, the role of other modalities, such as [F]fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography (PET), is unclear.
The rationale is that, although chronic airway inflammation is characteristic of most currently known asthma phenotypes, the absence of inflammatory markers should not preclude the diagnosis of asthma being made in patients with variable expiratory airflow limitation and variable respiratory symptoms.
