Sentence examples for rationale behind is from inspiring English sources
The rationale behind is that more channel resources brought by RNs can accommodate more MNs or produce more reliable links.
The rationale behind is that k-minimal cut tends to group large number of connected vertices in one partition.
For reoptimization, the rationale behind is whether there is any possibility to answer a TSP query based on an indexing to maintain certain length optimal circuit, even though it is known that the local optimal property does not hold.
The rationale behind is that a normal distribution would indicate a combination of random processes being responsible for the residuals whereas all deviations from that distribution would indicate some form of regulation.
The rationale behind is that close to 100% of the cervix cancer patients have a persistent HPV infection, and if a defective RNase L were responsible for the lack of ability to clear the HPV infection, we would expect to find a wide spectrum of mutations in these patients, leading to a decreased RNase L activity.
The rationale behind is that the distribution of ancestral frequencies of selected alleles (namely, the frequency trajectories here) can reveal the genealogy describing the states (a coalescence or mutation event) in the coalescence processes and the interval time between different states (Kaplan et al. 1988).
The rationale behind was not to tighten the analysis conditions for Agilent data just due to the fact that the Agilent array contains more genes than the Sterolgene array.
The rationale behind was a spontaneous drop in serum HCG before any therapeutic intervention, suggesting intermittent leakage from a cystic teratoma (van der Gaast et al, 1991; Ustun et al, 2002).
The rationale behind it is that the interference can be increased in noise-limited systems without affecting the achievable rate.
The rationale behind it is that presidents and their staff should be able to candidly offer their thoughts.
These feelings are real and consequential, even if the rationale behind them is not objectively true.
