Sentence examples for rationale specifically from inspiring English sources

Debate arose regarding the compromises required in terms of rationale, specifically between equity and simplicity.

This subsample of respondents was presented with 954 opportunities to provide a rationale specifically relating to a choice scenario.

The two unanimous rulings found that the rendition programme was completely illegal, as its rationale had been "specifically to remove those persons from any legal protection against torture and enforced disappearance and to strip them of any safeguards afforded by both the US constitution and international law".

The rationale for choosing specifically these two formulas with two different α values— α minimal and α 0.2 has been presented in our previous publication [ 27].

As freshwater animals, planarian protonephridia have to clear, rather than conserve water, providing a compelling rationale for why specifically IT and CD are divergent.

The introduction should then go on to set out a better rationale for why specifically the authors thought the MMN should be studied in a rat, and why they should look in the hippocampus for this.

does not describe the methodology according to which the instrument was developed and more specifically, the rationale for item selection and relative weighing of the items[ 13].

We acknowledge that increasing participation forms part of the rationale for this design specifically to avoid erecting artifactual barriers to intervention access as conventional trial designs do in this situation.

Specifically, a rationale is reasonable if it is based on evidence, other values, reasons or principles accepted by the stakeholders; closely linked to this condition is the inclusion of a broad range of stakeholders in the decision-making process.

We describe the rationale for disease specific research networks in general as well as the aims and function of the European Cystic Fibrosis Society Clinical Trials Network (ECFS-CTN) specifically.

Through the case study of recent work by the art collective Department of Play, it illustrates the rationale for engaging public imagination specifically via play as world-building; and it posits the potential implications and limits of such activity as an intervention into city planning processes.