Sentence examples for rationale for omitting from inspiring English sources

Whatever the rationale for omitting the theological analysis, it allowed me to enjoy the book for its characters and magnetic world.

The rationale for omitting the boost is as follows.

The authors apologize for omitted references.

While these trials may have had very clear rationale for their choices and omitted this data for brevity, this omission makes an understanding of the dose selected difficult to assess when later evaluating the success or failure of the therapy.

Given capacity constraints, the rationale for introducing the latter and omitting one Ty21a pUreA/B) vaccine used in the first study was as follows: no differences in immunogenicity were detected between Ty21a pUreA/B) vaccines; hence only one was selected for further testing.

It is, however, possible that authors have described a needle technique using the language of a TA model and omitted to provide a rationale for their point selection.

Gilbert tiptoes gently around the emergence of Reform Judaism in 19th-century Germany, omitting to tell Auntie Fori that the rationale for Reform was the tragic conviction that German-Jewish emancipation would be hastened if only the Jewish religion could be made to look more like Christianity.

Your "selective history" of affirmative action omits the first presidential articulation of the rationale for this policy (Week in Review, June 29).

Authors most frequently reported how enabling or support activities were provided, and how much was provided, but details related to who provided, where, when and the underpinning rationale for the content and delivery of the activities were often omitted.

Møller and Cuervo's rationale for including or excluding data is opaque, and a parallel set of data culled from papers they omitted but that were published during the same time period reveals no tend whatsoever.

Hence another rationale for nationalism.