Sentence examples for rationale for task from inspiring English sources
As indicated in the findings, there was political support and commitment to task shifting at the highest level, and the technical team within MoH was convinced of the rationale for task shifting, both of which will facilitate the development of policy and guidelines.
What is the rationale for each task?
The Cramer-Rao bound (CRB) analysis provides a perfect rationale for this task.
The framework includes a number of cross-cutting topics that relate to more than one of these functional or topic areas: for example, the rationale of task shifting is to mitigate worker shortages (workforce supply) by reorganising tasks among the remaining workforce to improve service delivery (workforce performance).
Fried et al. (23) previously provided a strong rationale for categorizing physical tasks into functional groups, and self-reported physical functioning has been demonstrated to be a reliable measure (24).
The CBM-I was based on that originally used by Mathews and Mackintosh (2000), with the addition of a brief rationale for taking part in the task.
We provided a rationale for using complementary response-withholding tasks to measure impulsivity.
"It was the beginning of the rationale for banning gay people, since the task of banning gay conduct had proven to be perilous, and had inadvertently thrown light on how easily 'normal' men could end up in the jaws of a homosexual rapport," he says.
Listing the parameters and their chosen values, along with the rationale for the choice, is a key task.
We propose a systematic technique to perform this task, present a rationale for the adoption of two dual discretization grids and point out some optimization opportunities in the combined selection of interpolation functions and cell geometry for the finite volume method.
In daily work with aphasic patients it is unfortunately quite common to lose the frame of reference, namely the neuropsychological model employed for evaluation of aphasia, and to propose traditionally used tasks lacking enough rationale for their application.
