The comprehensive version of the statements, including detailed rationales, references and level of evidence, can be found in the online supplementary materials or at http://www.aphasiapathway.com.au.au
"Despite asking for some direction or clarification, we have had no communication whatsoever from the SPL as to the rationale, rule reference or justification as to why Dundee FC is being proposed to take the place of 'Club 12' rather than Dunfermline.
Trial investigators are also encouraged to provide a rationale or reference for the outcome values assumed for each study group.
A similar observation was made reporting the rationale of the reference standard.
A different issue was overall health: Overall health is by definition related to health-related QoL, but there is, unlike age, no rationale to present reference values for 'subgroups of general health'.
While Branda did not offer a detailed explication of the government's secrecy rationale, her motion referenced discussion of classified videotapes of the force-feedings, which Kessler has already barred the public from seeing.
The European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer EORTC Master Protocolol for phase III radiation therapy (RT) studies was published in 1995 to define in a consistent sequence the parameters which must be addressed when designing a phase III trial 'from the rationale to the references'.
Some authors have warned against the use of HDCT with autologous HSCT, indicating the possibility of repositioning of malignant cells [11]; others have questioned the rationale of HDCT with reference to the potential existence of refractory cancer stem cells [7], [12], [13].
In particular, narratives were coded for rationales that included explicit reference to using either hypothesized surface features or hypothesized deep features in sorting.
Most revealing of all was Murdoch's reference to the rationale for going to war, blatantly using the o-word.
