He wrote a rationale for such practice and reputedly composed a number of liturgical hymns, among which some scholars since the 20th century have identified the major Latin Christian acclamation chant of thanksgiving, the "Te Deum laudamus" (Latin: "God, We Praise You").
We study optimal monetary policy design in a simple model that deviates from the linear-quadratic paradigm and provides a rationale for the practice of inflation zone targeting.
Their review of 15 previous studies, involving 3,911 women and their babies, found no evidence to support the longstanding rationale for the practice, that it reduces a mother's risk of experiencing severe bleeding after giving birth, called postpartum haemorrhage.
The rationale for this practice was that miscarriage is preceded by a drop in estrogen levels, and providing women with estrogen might help to sustain the pregnancy.
In summary, if a clinician elects to buffer HCA, the rationale for this practice should be clear - for example, to ameliorate potentially deleterious hemodynamic consequences of acidosis - and THAM should be considered rather than bicarbonate.
The doctrine of executive privilege has been invoked by some recent Presidents as a rationale for Presidents' historical practice of withholding information from Congress and the courts in special cases.
In this way, innateness provides a rationale for Socrates' philosophical practice.
This argument provides a rationale for allowing dual practice, to bolster health worker capacities in the public sector where they are most needed.
In view of ethical concerns, the rationale for this practice should also be questioned.
Most of those surveyed rejected Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's chief rationale for the practice, saying they did not think that stopping and frisking suspicious people had lowered the crime rate or reduced the use of illegal guns.
Rationale For the Practice of Home Sellers Paying Settlement Costs.
