Analysis of twenty field interviews uncovered three main rationales for demand chain configuration.
The rationale for 'modelling demand for medical services' (MedDemandMOD) was to develop a model of demand for GP services that captured more than the typical age/sex utilisation of services.
On occasion, though, the rationale for that urgent demand crystallized over concerns about the release of classified information.
Although the two recommendations – ADR as default dispute resolution mechanisms and awareness of dispute likelihood – are fully relevant in general, I believe they might not be the prioritary rationale for businesses' insufficient demand for mediation and arbitration.
The need for dealerships to do a much better job of explaining complex vehicle infotainment technology alone is enough of a rationale for the latter demand.
The rationale for the players' demands, which include concussion-testing, extended medical coverage, and more manageable practice schedules, is based on a real inequity.
The rationale behind this demand for BBC impartiality is that, since it's funded by the licence fee, the BBC occupies the same place as the civil service: its employees will have opinions, but they must be privately held and must not interfere with the way they do their jobs.
This will include an explanation of the rationale for expansion, driven by spectator demand for more seats and the need to increase stadium revenue to remain competitive with our major rivals, this revenue being especially important under financial fair play rules.
Imposition of a RCT model on acupuncture trials may have confounded clarity over model validity to either a TA or MA form; notwithstanding these two models broadly capture the difference between a symptom-based approach compared to a whole person individualised approach and demand a rationale for the mechanism of action.
A rationale for these relata emerges from the demand for multidisciplinary research; the explanatory task involves coordinating diverse epistemic resources, which amounts to an implicit rejection of the "fundamentality" of one particular discipline producing the most empirically adequate explanations.
The cost of intensive care services coupled with increasing demand provides the rationale for improved modelling of outcomes of critically ill patients.
