Sentence examples for conceptually justified from inspiring English sources
The coding system adopted in DEMIG POLICY did not accept legal or conventional policy categories at face value, but attempted to use categories that can be conceptually justified.
Constraints were placed on all parameters (i.e., they were specified as invariant), including error covariances when conceptually justified, to test invariance across groups.
In addition to being very simple and providing a better fit to data than more complex models, the linear model is also conceptually justified by the residue packing argument that we put forward.
Notwithstanding the inevitable damage to the microstructure of the "nominally undisturbed" specimens, the reconsolidation procedures commonly applied in laboratory practice are confirmed to be beneficial, even where they are not conceptually justified, as is the case of the SHANSEP approach.
One reason for such neglect might be the concept of a uniform fibrosis pathway, which conceptually justifies aforementioned "one-size-fits-all" therapeutic strategies.
It is conceptually difficult to justify any weighting scheme to determine levels of capital required to cope.
It is concluded that the prevalent arguments of case studies as conceptually and analytically weak is not justified.
Conceptually, fully dynamic models are undoubtedly preferable but this approach is justified only when we know the rheology of plate well enough.
Although it is not clear whether improvement of tailoring and timing as ends satisfies criterion 1, tailoring and timing based on genetic/proteomic/metabolomic/molecular pathway-related information is conceptually new and therefore justifies a new term.
