The rationale for linking severity of erosion to extension into dentine probably stems from experience with dental caries and restorative procedures, but has not yet been critically discussed.
Edward Byrne, president and principal of King's College London, says King's supports the TEF, but says: "There's no rationale for linking it to the regulation of international student recruitment as it was not designed for this purpose.
The rationale for linking rivers is to utilise the full potential of the country's water resources.
These observations provided the rationale for linking the movements to binding and to release as distinct parts of the catalytic cycle.
Gallup's rationale for linking mirror-self recognition to self-awareness has already been discussed above.
An immunologic rationale for linking the two diseases has been proposed (5 ).
When abstraction was in the forefront, when content was less confrontational and when edginess was more a question of style, there also would have been a certain rationale in linking the pioneering qualities of art with a corporation's image as an innovator in its industry.
This suggests a lack of awareness of the internet, in some cases, but more importantly, a lack of compelling rationale linked to the availability of local content that drives users online.
Despite the tantalizing rationale linking MIF and tumour development, the value of inhibiting MIF has not been convincingly validated in preclinical models of cancer in vivo.
We included a domain description (eg, 'Rationale linking the intervention to its expected effects'), guide (eg, 'Consider citations of theories, logic models, or existing empirical evidence that link the intervention to its expected effects') and minimum standard for each quality criterion ('Names or describes a rationale linking at least one central intervention component to intended effects').
