Sentence examples for suggest the rationale from inspiring English sources

This initiative was carried out as part of a project sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Health, and was designed in order to provide health planners with indications on factors which favor or hinder the routine use of clinical "best practice", in a natural context of a health care facility, and to suggest the rationale for new intervention studies.

Another teacher suggests the rationale for an 'active role' as follows: 'I am teaching Basic English and Business English Conversation Classes.

142 These findings suggest that the rationale for the use of an automated current appears sound.

Despite its utility in our previous OSC studies, our new data for compounds F1 → F8 and H1 → H8 suggest that the rationale in Figure 5 is mechanistically incomplete.

The PBPK model developed and qualified based on in vitro and adult clinical data may provide a priori prediction of the metabolism and PK behavior of a compound in children and suggest the "first-in-children" rationale.

We suggest that the rationales for the energy efficiency measures are weak, and that the suggested goals of increased competitiveness, environmental targets, and security of supply are best reached with the direct measures especially designed for each goal.

They suggested that the rationale of surgical reconstruction to achieve anatomic alignment for full functional recovery may not always be achieved following grade III acromioclavicular separation [8].

On the other hand, the claim that someone is oppressed because she is a woman suggests that the rationale or basis for the oppressive structures requires that one be sensitive to someone's sex in determining how they should be viewed and treated, i.e., that the justification for someone's being subject to the structures in question depends on a representation of them as sexed male or female.

But the stage-managing of this non-press press conference suggests that the rationale had less to do with the public than with Tiger's business partners.

The Chief Justice also suggested that the rationale in the Reynolds case might be given effect by continuing to find the defendant liable for defamation but reducing the amount of damages payable depending on how much care he or she took to ensure the accuracy of the information published.

All markers suggested, and the rationale to use them is given in Table  1.