Sentence examples for rationale in favour from inspiring English sources
In summary, the review of available literature demonstrates a rationale in favour of consolidation whole abdominal irradiation in advanced ovarian cancer.
Evidence-based medicine was announced as a fundamental paradigm shift in medicine in the early 1990s and predicted to de-emphasise intuition, clinical experience and pathophysiological rationale in favour of hard scientific evidence.
In conclusion, the subgroup analysis of five large randomized trials provides a possible rationale in favour of combination chemotherapy when applied in good performance status patients who can tolerate prolonged intensive therapy.
Consequently, other rationales have since been advanced, as have also credible proposals for circumventing Kiobel's actual and potential rationales in favour of laws protecting against at least severe human rights violations anywhere in the world as the United States already has done to some extent with respect to genocide and war crimes.
Women's reasons for seeking abortion were in some instances dismissed as irrelevant because the procedure was assumed to be so 'traumatic and terrifying' as to apparently outweigh any rationale in its favour (The Daily Mirror, February 18 , 2010.
All GPs and practice managers interviewed could understand the rationale for a national research register, were aware of recruitment issues and were in favour of a research register, in principle.
The current thinking is set up against making vulnerable people feel safer, and in favour of rampant competition - this is, after all, the rationale behind the new PE curriculum.
Thus, the rationale for treatment versus non-treatment is not established and the evidence base in favour of specific AEDs is unknown amid widespread national and international variation in practice.
I am not personally in favour of segregating talks at universities – as a Muslim, I don't see the rationale for it.
Over the last decade, the economic rationale (including the economics of scale) has gained influence and has decreased the power of the communities in favour of state-initiated projects with large market parties.
