Sentence examples for rationale was given from inspiring English sources

In all reviewed studies, little or no rationale was given for the choice of model, and, while model choices did appear appropriate for purpose, it is advisable to include a justification or rationale for the choice of methods [24, 25].

Palmer was out with a handsome severance, a restructuring plan was announced, a strong strategic rationale was given, managers were selected from both organizations to head up critical functions on day one, and a realistic number of planned layoffs were announced.

A written summary of the rationale was given to the patients.

Besides a short notice in 28, basically no rationale was given for considered control conditions in any of the reviews.

Intervention Rationale assesses whether a rationale was given that suggests why the intervention may produce improvements in the outcome (empirical evidence, theories or logic models).

Even if the rationale was given, certain reviews were not clear about the role of surrogate outcomes and considered them appropriate for RCTs based solely on the assertion that they are the risk factors for patient-centred outcomes.

The rationale is given for the development of a second class of water-soluble antifolate TS inhibitors that were deliberately engineered not to be substrates for FPGS.

A somewhat similar rationale is given for a form of 'two-dimensionalism' about experience contents, which holds that experiences have both indexical Fregean contents, and non-Fregean contents (either Russellian or unstructured) determined by the Fregean contents in conjunction with select facts about the environment in which the experience is had (Chalmers 2004, Thompson 2003).

No rationale is given for the number of states selected.

And, if not, what rationale is given, if any, for concentrating on event-based measures?

It is unclear whether all states occurred in all subjects, and no rationale is given for temporal concatenation across subjects.