Sentence examples for as a partial justification from inspiring English sources
In Chapter V he discussed the role of uninterpretables in his work; as a (partial) justification for the use of uninterpretable steps in symbolic algebra he pointed to the well known use of √−1.
This view has served as a partial justification for the removal of Native Americans and has obscured both the larger patterns of border conflict and tensions and the family based structure of Deerfield and similar marginal settlements.
Scientists in focus groups suggested that the need to compete in academia is a threat to scientific integrity [1], and those guilty of scientific misconduct often invoke excessive pressures to produce as a partial justification for their actions [31].
A partial justification is that much aggregate migration data is at the household not individual level, and abstracting from intra-family decision rules yields empirically testable equations.
(For a partial justification of this assumption, see the cases described by Redford and Feinsinger [41].) This second, parallel n agent PD is represented in Table 4.
Congress used that study as partial justification the following year to exempt hydraulic fracturing from regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
Some CAE members who voted for Xie cited the prizes as partial justification for electing him, according to Chinese reports.
The Russian government later used the tragedy as partial justification for banning U.S. citizens from adopting Russian orphans, naming the law after the child.
As partial justification for this choice, we note that the surface transmembrane voltage profiles just before the S2 stimulus were similar for the isotropic compared to anisotropic simulations.
Circuit simulation tools can only serve partial justification on a design, while design insight still has to be acquired via manual analysis.
Later, in[19], the NG measure was proposed as a solution for the blind spectral unmixing problem and a partial theoretical justification was given in terms of the LCE condition (guarantee of local extremum).
