Sentence examples for rationale success from inspiring English sources

Rationale: Success of quality control programs is particularly dependent on the involvement of all categories of healthcare professionals.

Hagedorn, R., Doblas-Reyes, F. J. & Palmer, T. N. The rationale behind the success of multi-model ensembles in seasonal forecasting.

While diversity has been argued to be the rationale for the success of an ensemble of classifiers, little has been said on how uniform use of the feature space influences classification error.

The rationale for Obama's success was written in the very format of the debate itself.

Evidence of enhanced growth-related traits of prairie grass cultivars relative to local ecotype sources provide empirical rationale for the anticipated success of these cultivars in restorations (Gustafson et al. 2004a; Klopf and Baer 2011; Lambert et al. 2011).

E-prescribing implementation was initiated first at primary care clinic sites where providers were eager to embrace the technology, the rationale being that early successes would set a positive example for those reluctant to adopt.

With the mistaken rationale that the keys to success are limited investment, economies of scale, and full utilization of existing plant resources to achieve low costs, we keep adding new products to plants which were once focused, manageable, and competitive.

That was the secret of Hitchens' success: he provided a liberal rationale for the "war on terror".

The rationale for this practice is monitoring for success of therapy, and not to miss additional infections by multiple resistant pathogens during antimicrobial therapy.

The rationale comes, in part, from the recent clinical success of drugs that target multiple kinases.

And that subsequent success was, of course, the retroactive rationale for the irresponsible coverage.