Sentence examples for rationale and need from inspiring English sources
This paper presents the rationale and need for MHBC research and interventions, briefly reviews the research base, and identifies core conceptual and methodological issues unique to this growing area.
We did not provide suggested language to physicians for how to explain to the patient the rationale and need for ordering the test.
The review creates the rationale and need for providing formal mentoring programs with internal flexibility, such that mentoring strategies are tailored in collaboration with targeted Indigenous Australian communities to address their needs and preferences.
There is, therefore, a rationale and urgent need to develop strategies to treat delirium in critically ill patients.
There is, therefore, a rationale and urgent need for research into the management of delirium with haloperidol in a large multicentre placebo-controlled clinical trial powered for mortality [ 28, 29].
However, as the validity of the whole study depends on the model parameters chosen, several points need clarification including the rationale and motivation to choose exactly these parameters.
In the context of open source development or software evolution, developers often face test suites which have been developed with no apparent rationale and which may need to be augmented or refined to ensure sufficient dependability, or even reduced to meet tight deadlines.
To understand the various aspects of TKR, such as the indications for surgery, design rationale and outcome, one needs to have a background knowledge of the anatomy and biomechanics of the knee joint.
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.
Journal editors and peer reviewers can also play a role by demanding clear rationale and evidence for the need of a new prediction model and place more emphasis on studies evaluating prediction models.
(4) ASE systems constitute an integrated system and need a specific organizational rationale.
