But here's the rationale for the argument that sugar is worse for blood pressure than salt.
The rationale for this argument is that, in haplodiploids, diploidisation of the unfertilised egg is all that is required to achieve sustainable parthenogenesis.
This creates a strong rationale for the argument that before we continue to apply the RIPLS we need to know more about the "bigger questions" ([ 37] p.141) we are hoping to address with this instrument.
The rationale for this argument is based on the result that attentional modulation indices and surround modulation indices were correlated, and so a correlation between fitted parameters would in principle be expected.
The rationale for such an argument is that an extensive literature review, increasing the reference count, implies that the article is built on a firm theoretical basis.
18 Following the rationale that arguments for the polypill are based on the expectancy of a more favourable benefit versus safety profile, we assumed that, in a situation where a polypill would be available, it would be considered to lower the threshold for prescribing preventive medication.
The rationale and argument for switching between different TNFi drugs was strengthened by a large, randomised industry-led efficacy study comparing golimumab with placebo.
For instance, at the moment Elizabeth Warren has offered the clearest rationale for her candidacy, an argument about how the American economic and political systems have been built by and for the wealthy and powerful in a way that enables corruption and hurts the middle and lower classes.
A Rationale for Mistrust With the case set for argument, each side faced a challenge.
A critic of the argument from interpretation, then, might claim that the argument's proponents have not carried their burden of providing a rationale for this premise, on which the argument crucially depends.
The first method (IBIS) introduces the concept of argument-based rationale for explicit justification of the nodes of a cause effect chain as well as of redesign decisions, while the second method (FAD) introduces the notion of structure-dependent functional modelling of complex systems in normal and failure states.
