Sentence examples for rationale for the classification from inspiring English sources

The government is justified in classifying certain information regarding national security operations, but, in most cases, there is no good rationale for the classification of judicial interpretations of law.

The herders' rationale for the classification of landscape was to determine its potential for livestock grazing.

Our study provides a rationale for the classification and development of novel therapy for human HCC using miRNA profiling.

In this context, a detailed analysis of the synovial histopathology in PsA not only may provide new insights in the disease process but also may help to provide a biological rationale for the classification of PsA.

The rationale for this classification was to be able to create optimal tools to improve the use of measurement instruments (steps 3-5 of the Grol model) on different levels, as mentioned in the categories above.

The rationale for this classification is that trial-based studies are likely to reflect a specific situation or setting but could have issues in generalization to other settings.

The classification of interventions into types followed the rationale used for the classification of interventions in the systematic reviews (see above).

The rationale for the new classification is that tumor cells will tend to use metabolic pathways inherited from their ancestral cells within their developmental lineage [see: Figure 1].

The rationale for our classification was to obtain a clear separation between LADA and classic type 1 diabetes.

The rationale for this second classification is that the mapping by Caton et al. (1982) may have been biased towards inherently variable sites, and so other surface-exposed residues that contact these sites could also be antigenic.

The rationale for following this classification is that as OECD membership is restricted to high income countries as defined by the World Bank [ 16] which have an established democratic government set up [ 17].