Sentence examples similar to rationale for frequency from inspiring English sources

In the INR trials, only one study mentioned a rationale for the frequency of testing.

The rationale for headache frequency criteria is that patients with more than 5 headaches per month could be considered to have failed conventional therapy, especially if function is significantly impaired, while those with more than 15 headaches per month are considered to have chronic migraine and may be physiologically different than those with episodic migraine [ 18].

We looked in the acoustics for a functional rationale for the frequency-dependence of neural tuning to ITD within single neurons.

Resistance to apoptosis by IDH1R132 provides a rationale for the high frequency of IDH1R132 in secondary GBM.

Nevertheless, the rationale for seeking low-frequency causal variants in genes known to contain rare, penetrant mutations remains strong and should motivate efforts to screen other genes in a similar fashion.

The rationale for only reporting frequencies is due to the small sample size of the study, making the use of other analyses like Pearson's or Fisher's Exact Test erroneous.

The objective of this multicenter study was to study the frequency, types, and rationale for limiting life support in Greek multidisciplinary ICUs, the clinical and demographic parameters associated with it, and the participation of relatives in the decision-making process.

In an email to Silvia Killingsworth of The New Yorker, Katherine Martin, head of the U.S. dictionaries at Oxford, gave the following rationale for the choice of selfie, "...We analyze frequency and historical evidence, but our real goal is to identify an emerging word that embodies the zeitgeist of the year, and that is the driving force behind our choice".