Understanding the biomechanical effect of this procedure helps the physician to establish surgical goals and to explain to patients the rationale of why this procedure may be clinically efficacious.
In this week we generally describe the business rationale of why you need these.
When asked what authority he had to break up banks like JPMorgan Chase, Sanders deflected and launched instead into a rationale of why the banks should be broken up.
There are a plethora of rationales for why people don't engage in regular exercise: I don't have the time," "I don't have the energy," "I don't like exercise," "I don't know what to do," "I don't see results," "It's too cold, wet or hot".
I tell you all this in lieu of interpretive theories of the book, or rationales for why you should or shouldn't read it.
We can think of no rationale for why the effect of censoring on statistical power would differ between the two designs.
Hingis gave her own rationale on why Seles is still playing.
What might take the cake, however, is one of the GOP's main rationales for why Obamacare needs to be junked rather than simply shored up.
People have become curators of their own television consumption, seizing lofty rationales for why they keep tuning into "American Idol," (cultural anthropology) or Nascar (just anthropology).
Russia's supporters have laid out four rationales for why Russia has invaded Crimea.
