As a full "rationale" for standard equilibrium statistical mechanics, however, much remains questionable.
Given the precarious nature of such religious rationale the standard talking points used by those opposed to people exercising freedom of choice, suggests that the system is imperfect and some people who do not wish to die are being euthanized.
59 It is quite reasonable to recommend, based on the current limited evidence and the scientific rationale, that standard therapy with temozolomide/radiation proceed after carmustine implantation in appropriate candidates, with the possibility that there will be further improvements in outcome when these approaches are combined.
The purpose of this paper is not only to describe the process and rationale of standards definition but demonstrate a translation of WFME standards into practice in a resource-limited context.
The rationale behind standards and testing can be summarized by a familiar saying, invoked in the context of NCLB by former U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings: "What gets measured, gets done" (Spellings, 2005).
The standard rationale for academic freedom is that the business of the academy is to advance knowledge by conducting inquiries the outcomes of which are not known in advance.
What Riley does is take the standard rationale for academic freedom seriously and then argue that the ascendancy of vocationalism, in combination with other factors she names, undermines that rationale and leaves very few college teachers in need of, or deserving of, academic freedom.
The rationale goes beyond standard documentation by capturing the developers' intent and all alternatives considered rather than only those selected.
As the conversation deepened, the rationale for one standard or solution unlocked a series of challenges that necessitated further exploration and discussion.
For medicine, law, and ethics, this is the written standard rationale for accepting brain death (BD) as a criterion for death [1 4].
