Sentence examples for served as a rationale from inspiring English sources
In the 1950s, during the sad period known as the McCarthy era, one's political beliefs again served as a rationale for government monitoring.
A century ago, William Dean Howells wrote: "What a thing it is to have a country that can't be wrong, but if it is, is right, anyway!" During the presidency of George W. Bush, "the war on terror" served as a rationale for establishing warfare as a perennial necessity.
An assessment of the theoretical frameworks underpinning the guidance was made and served as a rationale for categorising the papers.
This has become known as the "August Krogh Principle" and has served as a rationale for the use of animal models in biomedical research.
These preclinical data served as a rationale to further investigate the safety and potential pharmacokinetic interactions of everolimus in combination with paclitaxel in patients with tumours potentially sensitive to paclitaxel-based chemotherapy.
Guidelines for the management of HF in the general population may not apply entirely to those with CKD, since such patients (particularly those with severe renal impairment) were quite often excluded from most of the RCTs that served as a rationale for these guidelines.
He coined the phrase "Just win, baby," which came to serve as a rationale for the notoriously rough and sometimes illegal play that was a hallmark of the team in the '70s.
And although excuses that mitigate, rather than negate, culpability, may serve as a rationale for forgiveness, they are not the same as forgiveness.
At other points the Soviets interrogated Lithuanian border guards and harassed civilians, hoping to provoke a retaliation that would serve as a rationale for a full-scale military attack.
The analysis suggests that ground state robustness may serve as a rationale for some structural peculiarities found in intracellular signaling networks.
These theoretical underpinnings will serve as a rationale or framework for categorising the papers.
