Sentence examples for rationale for these changes from inspiring English sources

The official rationale for these changes remains vague.

Key differences in methodology between tests for LFOV and SFOV gamma cameras are highlighted along with the rationale for these changes.

Changes to SSPedi and the rationale for these changes are delineated in Table 3.

The main rationale for these changes was to enhance the distinction between so-called masked PV and JAK2-mutated ET and between ET and prefibrotic early PMF.

A decrease in turbidimetric absorbance and change in gelation kinetics of collagen type I when mixed with GAGs has also been observed, although the precise rationale for these changes has not been described [45].

Much of the rationale for these changes had been summed up a few years earlier by Benjamin O. Canada, the superintendent of Atlanta schools, who was quoted in the 7 April 1998 New York Times as saying, "We are intent on improving academic performance.

I then detailed some changes I made in the second year, the rationale for those changes, and the improvement in evaluations following those changes.

The rationale given for these changes was that the GRC scheme would work better and the link between voters and their MPs would be strengthened.

"The principal stated rationale for the changes in the structure of executive pay in the UK over the last three decades has been a desire to align the incentives of managers with the interests of shareholders.

Instead, he offered two op-ed articles to newspapers (almost all of which declined to publish them), released a statement summarizing his proposal and posted a video explaining his rationale for the changes on his Web site.

In a rare show of bipartisanship, Democrats and Republicans joined together to make the case that, in the absence of a solid rationale for the changes, the current alignment should be maintained.