In the Accountable Justifications intervention, clinicians are prompted to record an explicit justification for why they are prescribing an antibiotic to a patient with an ARI that appears in the patient's EHR.
In justification logics, instead of the familiar \ KX\) of epistemic logic we have \ tX\), where \(t\) is an explicit justification term.
A formal lawmaking process would have required the federal government to deliberate, strike reasonable balances, and offer an explicit justification for its policy judgments.
The axiomatics is like that of \(\mathsf{LP}\), combined with that of \(\mathsf{S4}\) for the implicit operator, together with a connecting axiom, \(t : X \rightarrow \Box X\), anything that has an explicit justification is knowable.
An explicit justification for publication of a dataset with three or more indirect identifiers should be given by the researcher as an annotation to the dataset and in any accompanying articles.
An explicit justification for using mixed methods research was given in only one third of proposals and reports in the documentary analysis (Table 4).
In addition to technical machinery, the article examines in what way the use of explicit justification terms sheds light on a number of traditional philosophical problems.
We agree with the authors of CONSORT that explicit justification is important because cluster randomised trials involve unique methodological challenges that require special attention during the design and analysis.
The appendix contains a more explicit justification of the principle behind the WW algorithm.
In this respect, \ \Box\) cannot be replaced by any specific proof term depending on \(t\) only and (6) cannot be presented in an entirely explicit justification-style format.
In 1993, the NIH changed its policies to make inclusion of women the default in all research, variation from which requires explicit justification.
