"There's a tremendous amount of rationale for transferring the building to them," Mr. Roberts said.
American mycologist William Alphonso Murrill called the species Hypodendrum flammans in his 1912 study of Pacific Coast mushrooms, although he did not explain his rationale for transferring the species to Hypodendrum.
Admittedly it is by no means certain that the xenograft model used in this study is fully predictable for the human situation, but our results show at least the expediency of viral immunoevasins in hMSCs and provide a rationale for transferring additional immunoevasin genes to generate universal donor cells.
Finally, as noted, the initial, and, in some cases, continued, rationale for transfers is to 'prevent corruption'.
Straw has stipulated that it must examine "who proposed and authorised the transfers; the rationale for the transfers; and the circumstances of the actual transfers themselves and whether those transfers took place in line with policy requirements relating to the well-being of prisoners".
Given the importance of understanding this rationale for attaining transfer, process-oriented worked examples would be expected to result in more efficient transfer.
The natural replacement of bulbar neurons provides a rationale for the transfer of memory traces out of the bulb.
These materials were designed to help learners understand why electrons move in a hydrogen explosion and hydrogen fuel cell, so they could ultimately understand the rationale for energy transfer in the mitochondrion and the chloroplast.
The scientific rationale for blastocyst transfer is to increase implantation rates by improving uterine and embryonic synchronicity and allowing self-selection of embryos with greater implantation potential (Wilson et al., 2002; Blake et al., 2007).
The rationale for both transfers risk on to workers, in some cases to accommodate or avoid the "national living wage" (an hourly minimum which does not guarantee a living weekly wage).
