Typically, we first determine our preference for a certain interpretation or outcome that benefits us, then justify this assessment on the basis of fairness.
The severity and the consequences of adverse effects such as diarrhea or mucosal inflammation may be life-threatening, thus justifying the assessment of the patient and his or her resources, prophylactic management, and patient education in case of an adverse event.
It justified this in its viability assessment (PDF) on the basis that average sales values would only be £754/sqft.
The company's legal team wanted to put Mackey on the stand to argue that the current state of pain science could not justify this as an objective assessment.
Much more important is the question of how science justifies the assessment of true and false convictions [15].
The report of blindness in a goat with atypical scrapie [ 43] may justify the assessment of the menace response in goats.
A statistically significant variance of the slopes, although small, suggested that disparities according to maternal region of origin varied between receiving countries, which justifies the assessment of disparities within each receiving country (Table S3).
3 5 In the UK, an English adult general population survey found 9.2% of women and 3.5% of men screened positive for EDs, based on a threshold justifying clinical assessment.
The most-known and successful imputation algorithms were developed for species with a reference genome, which is missing in M. sativa, justifying our assessment of imputation algorithms as a function of their phenotype prediction accuracy.
Hence, the central Aegean Sea experienced several more explosive eruptions (≥ 23) than previously assumed, thus justifying further risk assessment.
In a continuation of that study, we told a separate group of managers and contractors that they would have to justify their assessment of Chris to upper management.
