Sentence examples for rationale of providing from inspiring English sources

Based on the rationale of providing a temporary three-dimensional structure for the growth of living cells and guide for tissue formation, various biopolymers assembled in the form of a scaffold have been developed (Kon et al. [2012a]).

The parameters that we scored were the ability to take a hind limb step, and the percentage of hind limb steps that occurred within a normal stepping cycle with the rationale of providing a simple measure of stepping frequency and strength (the stepping score) and of ascending and descending input (the coordination score).

Costing and expenditure projections were done in constant base-year prices, as well as in current prices until 2017, taking into account the forecasted inflation rate (according to the formula: Future value = Present value* (1+i n, with the rationale of providing the MoH with an updated tool to negotiate year-on-year future personnel funding needs.

The rationale and implications of providing a citizens' income in lieu of energy subsidies are quite straightforward.

Rationale and impact of providing an HRC citizens' income in return for reduced public sector employment are somewhat more complex, but of potentially even larger developmental import.

-- The ISA understands the USG rationale for providing certain types of equipment to the Palestinian Authority Security Forces (PASF), but will approve transfer requests on a case-by-case basis, depending on the capabilities of the equipment, and how the PASF intend to use them.

The rationale for providing open terms of both access and use is that free access offers the literature to students, clinicians, researchers, patients and their families whether they can afford to pay or not.

The pragmatic rehabilitation model and the importance of providing rationales.

A critic of the argument from interpretation, then, might claim that the argument's proponents have not carried their burden of providing a rationale for this premise, on which the argument crucially depends.

So when it comes to deciding between a Pure Choice and a Public Health Pluralist Model (one which allows the rationale to be some combination of providing choice, reducing the prevalence of disability, reducing costs, and acting to benefit pregnant women) it seems that the latter is not necessarily any more vulnerable to eugenics-critiques than the former.

The rationale in providing more weeks of benefits in those states with higher unemployment is that those are precisely the places where the long-term unemployed will be facing the biggest hurdles in getting jobs.