Sentence examples for rationales for asking from inspiring English sources

One of the rationales for asking undiagnosed people about their family history is that a number of diabetes risk models/tools have included family history of diabetes as a risk factor, with an estimated relative risk 2 6 times that of people without family history (6– 15).

The government's rationale for asking that the location be withheld was this: Revealing it might jeopardize the existence of the base and harm counterterrorism efforts.

The rationale for asking students to prioritize the questions is twofold: to stimulate students to verbalize why they think their question is important; and, subsequently, to elicit group discussion by feeding the dialogue among students.

Patients described their motivations to record, and their rationale for either asking permission or acting covertly.

The authors however agree with Stich et al., that the socio-political dimension of global health or topics related to tropical medicine cannot be adequately covered solely as part of other courses, which was the rationale behind asking for full courses when we analysed the exposure to the courses of interest.

The rationale: advertisers have been asking for it and NBC, the first broadcaster to tag streaming video for VideoCensus, thinks the numbers are accurate.

The original rationale for "don't ask, don't tell" was that it would enhance unit morale and cohesion — and thus military preparedness — by shielding heterosexual soldiers from any knowledge that some of their colleagues were gay.

"Where is the rationale for this?" they ask.

"Are there any economic returns from these investments for Gazprom, and if not, what is the business rationale for spending such money?" Asked about the profitability of its investments in the area, a spokeswoman for Gazprom, Olga Moreva, said only, "Gazprom is satisfied with the financial performance of its joint ventures in the European region".

"So, what's your rationale for legalization?" "Let me ask you, Roc," he began, pausing dramatically "do you believe we can win the war on drugs?" I took a breath.

In addition to gathering information on experts' uncertainty distributions for the set of questions, we asked experts to explain their thinking and provide rationales for their assessments.