Sentence examples similar to a later justification from inspiring English sources

In such a context a widely used approach is the Boussinesq approximation going back originally to Boussinesq [4] with later justifications by Bois, Zeytounian etc. (see e.g. [5 7] and citations therein).

A later case is distinguishable where the justification for the result in the precedent does not apply to the different facts of that case, even if it might seem to fall within the ratio of the decision.

These findings provide justification for exploring the modulatory effects of taste intensity at a later stage in the analysis process (question (3a)).

"I could never have imagined that these ideas would become some 60 years later a major justification for the award of a Nobel Prize.

For her, the intellectual arguments came later, a secondary justification to what was first a gustatory preference.

This risk, largely due to multiple tests (one at each locus), can be reduced by using a conservative significance level [ 10, 35], as done here by adopting the smallest type I error of our analysis which is the one calculated for logistic regressions α = 0.0006 (see later the justification).

He brought up Chomsky's supposed support for the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s and Chomsky's later self-justification that there hadn't been empirical evidence at the time of the crimes of the Khmer Rouge.

The surgeon's later correspondence contained a tortured justification for tabling the surgery that was painful to read.

"What initially could have had a sensible justification or motivation later became a way to … maintain the budgets" and keep up appearances, Andradas says.

The earlier arson of parliament buildings in York was not raised as a justification until months later, after the British faced criticism at home and abroad for burning buildings in Washington.

The opening paragraph should succinctly state the opinion of the critic with a basic justification for it, with later paragraphs being designated for elaboration.