Although a prime minister with more sense than Cameron would have handled it differently, attempting to build a cross-party consensus before choosing the date, there was a strong justification for the referendum going ahead.
Thus, there is a strong justification for additional testing of the above-mentioned assessment tools as well as the creation of new ones.
Given the gap in knowledge relating to the Malaysian obesogenic environment, there is a strong justification to investigate the impact of TVFA on children in Malaysia.
Thus there is a strong justification for developing a mitochondria-targeted ascorbate to see if this decreases mitochondrial oxidative damage and to explore the function of ascorbate within the matrix (Fig. 1B).
Sturgeon said there was a strong democratic justification for remaining part of the single market and that it was crucial for Scotland and the "least damaging outcome for individuals, communities and businesses across the whole of the UK".
Participants volunteered to take part in a cross-sectional survey, for follow-up purposes, missing the explicit focus on alcohol (a decision for which there was a strong methodological justification, based on experimental data; Bendtsen et al. 2012).
For biogas, the choice of the time horizon in carbon footprint assessment is decisive and needs a strong justification.
In summary, the observational data on statins influencing breast cancer recurrence risk are compelling and provide a strong justification for a randomized trial.
In his letter of apology, Harding says: "While we are pleased that the trust recognised that there was a strong public interest justification for broadcasting the programme and that we did make strenuous efforts to inform those involved, we recognise that we fell short".
"If the one person who dies is someone in Westchester, I would want to be able to look at myself in the mirror 10 years down the road," Dr. Lipsman said, "and be able to say in good conscience that there was a strong public health justification for this campaign and while we would have great public regret and sorrow over anyone who died or was permanently disfigured, we had to do it".
