One of our Future of Critical Care Medicine (FCCM) conference sessions encouraged the sharing of such ideas, each presented with what the speaker considers a defensible (if unverified) rationale.
One of our Future of Critical Care Medicine conference sessions encouraged sharing of novel ideas, each presented with what the speaker considers a defensible rationale.
Thus, such high-quality next generation sequencing results, when routinely obtained using a method validated by a clinical laboratory, should be considered an equally defensible "gold standard".
Let us consider a textually defensible formulation that is relatively weak.
It runs contrary to the rightwing determinist urban planning orthodoxy of the last 25 years, where private and "defensible space" is considered a guarantor against crime.
It is relevant that mechanisms to manage these processes, such as an ethically defensible plan, are considered from the outset, formally documented and implemented in a multi-disciplinary environment.
Considered in isolation, there was a defensible case for the second move, too – the imposition of so-called purdah, rules barring non-routine official announcements in the campaign.
In the 1970s Oscar Newman coined the phrase "defensible space", which he considered a basic human requirement for well-being and which is notably absent from high-rise social housing design of that era.
However, the assumptions about the level of detail of the adversary's knowledge, and so which levels in the hierarchy need to be considered as quasi-identifiers, must be defensible.
The Dutch considered the Bath and Zanddijk Positions to be very defensible because of the open polder landscape and extensive inundations.
