Sentence examples for rationale for developing and from inspiring English sources
The evidence and arguments presented in this article form the basis of the Environment Agency's rationale for developing and supporting the evaluation and demonstration program for effluent treatment technologies in England and Wales.
The authors present the rationale and study protocol for developing and pilot testing a psychoeducational group-based HIV and STI prevention intervention with LBQ women in Calgary and Toronto, Canada.
The paper provides the rationale for developing ULE and provides measurements and analysis to show that the new scheme can offer additional functionality while achieving increased transmission efficiency.
The high prevalence of depression, the extent of associated disability and the likelihood of its co-occurrence with other medical conditions provide a strong rationale for developing the capability and extending the competence of health care providers, particularly within the primary care workforce.
The aim of this paper is to describe the rationale for developing this social ecological framework and its three stages.
This paper introduces the concept of structural power composite materials and their possible devices and the rationale for developing them.
This paper describes an innovative healthcare delivery model focusing on the rationale for developing a specialized delivery unit, the facility design and development process, care model, team and services, and the types of fetal diagnoses and maternal admission criteria for the SDU.
These data show that human gut mucosal inflammatory disease can occur with excess interleukin-12 and interferon-γ production alone and provide a rationale for developing targeted therapies for this complication of CVID.
The complexity of the PA calculation is described, and the rationale for developing a flexible, robust run-control process is discussed.
Here, we first detail the principles of photonic crystal enhanced microscopy (PCEM) then offer a detailed rationale for developing new tools that enable monitoring and screening of increasingly small populations of stem cells in vitro.
Monetary savings are obviously a very important and worthwhile rationale for developing computer systems, but it should be clear at this point that the EDP-style assumption that systems should always be justified in these terms does not suffice in the area of decision support systems.
