Sentence examples for rationale for additional from inspiring English sources

While the political rationale for additional government action is clear, it is an open question whether it would have any substantial economic effect.

Clinical Relevance: The ability of labral detachments to heal in this animal model provides the rationale for additional investigations into the clinical efficacy of arthroscopic labral repair in human beings.

The young will consume relatively few medical services, but their mandated coverage would provide a rationale for additional taxes.

Our results provide rationale for additional experimental evaluation of this compound as a potential treatment for retinal detachment.

This was done for efficiency and convenience in our study but highlights the need and provides rationale for additional studies of T-SPOT.

The potent antitumour properties demonstrated in this model of spontaneous bronchoalveolar carcinoma provide a strong rationale for additional evaluation of CCL19 regulation of tumour immunity and its use in immunotherapy for lung cancer.

Note that the target here is belief in an eternal afterlife, and not immortality itself, and so I merely mention these rationales (for additional, revealing criticism, see Bortolotti 2010).

Naturally, he can articulate a rationale for this additional extracurricular pursuit.

ISS has issued negative vote recommendations against directors at a limited number of companies where they adopted proxy access bylaws with secondary provisions that ISS deemed "significantly more restrictive than the shareholder proposal" without providing adequate disclosure regarding the rationale for the additional restrictions or engagement with shareholders regarding the proxy access bylaw.

Farrington et al. (1993) report that the research team was involved from the outset of the project and worked closely with the participating stores to provide training in and a rationale for this additional data collection procedure.

The rationale for the additional protection, as emphasized in the General Comment No. 23 is "directed towards ensuring the survival and continued development of the cultural, religious and social identity of the minorities concerned, thus enriching the fabric of society as a whole". To achieve the goal, positive legal measures of protection may be required.