Instead, he used the Gulf of Tonkin resolution -- passed in 1964, in response to reports of a North Vietnamese gunboat attack that Johnson was not even sure were accurate -- as the justification for his own authority to prosecute the war.
Additionally, performed tests enable evaluation of sensitivity of particular techniques as well as obtaining more accurate results with physical justification.
In order to make a sound justification decision, an accurate understanding of both the benefits and risks of the exam are required.
We also know that justification for it has repeatedly been disproven, in the most ruthless and accurate court of economic judgment known to humanity: reality.
And since ethical justification for the performance of more accurate studies of abortion in the Ugandan setting given legal proscriptions would be difficult, innovative research studies that would improve estimates without crossing ethical and legal barriers are needed.
If, on the other hand, the principal justification is to provide prognostic information or accurate estimation of the likely absolute benefit from a therapeutic intervention, then a precise computation of absolute risk is important.
Not the best justification for removing a once universal truth, but still probably accurate.
