Sentence examples for rationale made from inspiring English sources

His rationale made perfect sense, to him at least.

The rationale made sense: I had this autoimmune condition, in which one immune element, T.N.F.-alpha, was running amok in me for reasons unknown.

The standard rationale made for the economic value of investing in ECE fails to acknowledge the important contributions made by families.

The original rationale made by ourselves and others for the redeployment of fibrates as anti-AML agents, was based on their activity as ligands for the nuclear receptor PPARα.

Rationing may be explicit, with decisions and their rationale made open and transparent or implicit, where neither the decisions nor the reasons are clearly expressed [ 35].

But while industry analysts and insiders say the rationale makes sense, they also say it leaves Motorola in an unusual position.

Scott A. Rodeo, an orthopedic surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York and a former United States Olympic team physician, said that when it comes to platelet therapy, "the underlying rationale makes sense but there's very little underlying research".

And his rationale makes perfect sense to people in tech circles, who increasingly expect to have almost everything available on demand, and resent it when media companies stand in their way.

The absence of design rationale makes it much more difficult to detect inconsistencies, omissions and conflicts in an architecture design.

The proposed solution for explicating the design rationale makes it possible for others to understand the decisions made and thereby supports replicating experiments or reusing parts of the design rationale.

RELATED: The 6 Gen Y Spending Types: Which One Are You? Money Myth #1: Cash Is Better Than Credit In theory, this rationale makes sense: Rather than habitually swipe your plastic, you should live within your means and only spend the money you have in your wallet or bank account.