Sentence examples for rationale and its from inspiring English sources
American academic Tommie Shelby's We Who Are Dark (Belknap Press £18.95) is a strong, timely, critique of black identity ics in the States; its history, its philosophic rationale and its usefulness, or not, for present and future times.
The prior probability can be based on all available evidence (i.e. biological rationale and its pre-clinical evaluation; observational and experimental clinical data) gathered by studies other than the new trial being currently analyzed.
Robert Aronowitz suggests that the delay argument had a "self-evident" rationale, and its American advocates were relatively unconcerned with collecting "robust data" to support the argument.
Macqueen, Pill, and Knoch (2016) explained that "the role of test impact research is to challenge the taken-for-grantedness of the standard by interrogating its rationale and examining its effects" (p. 273).
The improvements proposed by the Commission aim to increase its economic rationale and refine its implementation.
The face validity of an indicator should be based on its basic clinical rationale, and on its past usage in national or other quality reporting activities.
We describe the system's rationale and concept, its architecture and usage protocol, the image processing and registration algorithms, and preliminary experimental results.
But with the contract potentially worth $1 billion, it was not at all clear that analysts accepted the company's rationale yesterday, and its competitors at Thomson were open in their scorn for Reuters's claims.
The union's declaration that the killings did not amount to genocide may complicate the rationale and mandate of its future deployments to that region.
Several studies, including a large, prospective clinical trial, have established the foundation of its rationale and efficacy, providing the basis of its approval.
"I am deeply disappointed by the gross mischaracterizations of the strategy, its rationale, and my involvement in it".
