Trial investigators are also encouraged to provide a rationale or reference for the outcome values assumed for each study group.
We explain our rationale for defining globalization with reference to the emergence of a global marketplace, and the economic and political choices that have facilitated that emergence.
A different issue was overall health: Overall health is by definition related to health-related QoL, but there is, unlike age, no rationale to present reference values for 'subgroups of general health'.
But the rationale for that decision and the reference to Iraq, contained in the confidential report, has not been previously disclosed.
Participants in the patient focus groups could understand the aims and rationale for the register and made reference to the benefits as being for the 'common good' and to advance research: "….
The result could provide a rationale reference for expressing BSH in lactic acid bacteria.
Most revealing of all was Murdoch's reference to the rationale for going to war, blatantly using the o-word.
> -wrap-foot> For caffeine and SOA, no single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) reached our genome-wide significance threshold of 1.136 × 10−8 (see reference 12 for rationale for threshold; Fig. 1).
This search identified 1649 articles, which were exported, printed and scrutinized (C.P., K.W). to establish whether or not it made reference to the rationale for MUP as a means to stem the alcohol problem.
"This is not the end of privacy," the Justice Department declared, a mocking reference to Apple's rationale for contesting the court order prosecutors obtained from a judge directing Apple to help them break into the phone.
Although there is no theoretical rationale for not correcting for blood volume in reference tissue modeling, there is indeed a pragmatic one.
