This manual is studied independently by trainees and prepares them for the rationale, rules, terminology, and genetic tools they are confronted with during the next steps of the training.
One rationale for Rule 10b5-1 plans is to allow insiders to diversify their investments.
As she demonstrates with further examples, the central rationale behind "Rule Number One" is that, if one partner is eaten before fertilization ("during foreplay"), that partner will most likely not be able to transmit any genetic material to the next generation.
More sophisticated accounts of an economic rationale for rule-following rely on more complex models of bounded rationality.
Their arbitrary and widely rejected rationale: such rules are "oppressive".
The policy must be made accessible, printed and broadly circulated throughout the hospital so that people understand the rules, the rationale for those rules, the processes available to them to assist them in 'living with those rules' and ways to appeal in special circumstances.
He added: "It would be difficult to suddenly let US novels dominate and would be seen to undermine the whole rationale of the rule change – that there should be not only a global competition, but also dialogue and comparison".
The intuitive rationale of this rule is that, in a sound axiomatic system, it is expected that every instance of a theorem α will be not merely true but necessarily true and in that case every instance of Lα will be true.
But there is also hesitancy about backing integration because of the special, protected rights they enjoy in their home territory, notably the requirement of Hong Kong's stock exchange that listed firms have a local auditor.Part of the rationale for this rule is protectionism, and like other forms of protectionism, it encourages inefficiency.
The minimum confidence has been set to 50%, for the rationale that any rule better than random guessing should positively contribute to the quality of the labeling.
