Sentence examples for better justified from inspiring English sources

Everyone allows that deductive (monotonic) inference is better justified epistemically than inductive (non-monotonic) inference.

A mechanically better justified flexural stiffness reduction factor is derived here which depends on the longitudinal reinforcement and modular ratio.

This led us to a number of observations relating to the railway policies undertaken in the countries studied and to underline the need for greater international coordination in areas like Europe and for better justified HSR policies.

Nonetheless, for finite dimensional systems, assuming a uniform prior can be better justified and very useful; see, e.g., [46].

The use of radiation in children should be even better justified, and scientific evidence of that justification seems lacking.

Why not, for example, say that No Interpenetration is better justified than is the view that universals or tropes are spatiotemporally located?

Only a minor miracle would prevent better-justified jubilation in the not-too-distant future.

From this point of view, the HD models based on the electron temperature are better physically justified and more computationally effective for the device modelling.

And the law will say the officer better be justified in using deadly force".

George Clooney had it in "Out of Sight," of course, and Carla Gugino and Robert Forster had some of it in the undeservedly short-lived ABC series "Karen Sisco," which is why that was a better show than "Justified" (so far), even though it had less of the Leonard vibe.

The claim that science is a better source of justified belief or knowledge about the world than tealeaves-reading holds only relative to our local, socially situated norms of justification.