This rationale for withholding information, sometimes called the mosaic theory, is controversial.
LONDON — In a broad legal rationale for collecting information from Internet use by its citizens, the British government has asserted the right to intercept communications that go through services like Facebook, Google and Twitter that are based in the United States or other foreign nations, even if they are between people in Britain.
Pictorial methods may also be of value in enhancing communication, including the rationale for the information needed [ 43].
In contrast, non-commercial sites portray a more theoretical rationale for the information and messages which they convey.
The rationale for giving information about how often a category was mentioned by the respondents was to give an idea of the significance of this category.
The rationale for collecting this information is to broadly inform the field with estimates of resources required by Data Partners to make data available.
"We believe that an educated Home Depot shareholder is a long-term shareholder, which is our rationale for providing this information," Mr. Cockrell said.
Not only was the CIA keeping information from the inspectors -- whose reports on Iraq's weapons would greatly influence international support for the war -- its rationale for deciding what information to share with them was "subjective, inconsistently applied and not well-documented," according to the Senate report.
Some GPs also questioned the rationale for requesting this information and others felt uncomfortable being asked to perform physical health tests by a nurse from mental health services.
For each item, the document will include (a) an example of good reporting from a published article, and (b) the scientific background and rationale for including that information in a published article.
Henry and Conrad (2008) reviewed the issue of judging scientific work conducted for regulatory advocacy versus general scientific purposes, concluding that American judicial and administrative guidance mandate a single common evaluative scheme irrespective of the provenance, funding source, or rationale for producing the information.
