Sentence examples for definitively justify from inspiring English sources
The recent increasing demand for seaweed products, as anticancer drugs, and numerous mechanisms of modulation of carcinogenesis by seaweed are which have not been established definitively justify this investigation on the antioxidant, antiproliferative, and antiangiogenesis effects of polyphenol-rich seaweed (Sargassum muticum) obtained from Persian Gulf waters.
Its ascent was definitively justified, says Brian Marshall analyst at Broadpoint AmTech.
No proposed constitution, law, or political undertaking can be definitively justified.
But the study involved too few children to definitively prove the concept and justify sweeping conclusions.
He added Cadbury has definitively failed to put together a coherent argument to justify its existence as a stand-alone company.
Now the United States Court of Appeals in the Ninth Circuit has definitively ruled that Bonds' main antagonist also let the ends justify the means.
Although historical precedents justify some of the accusations of Syrian involvement, it is still too early to definitively say who was responsible for the attack.
On March 20th, the same day that these first two claims were definitively rejected by Nunes, Comey, and Rogers, the White House and some Republicans started to coördinate a third attempt to justify Trump's tweet: Trump was monitored through the use of so-called incidental collection and unmasking.
Although long-term prospective cohort studies will be required to definitively characterize the impact of HIV on biological ageing in sub-Saharan Africa, the combination of these case control biomarker data and the existing frailty and ocular phenotypic data provide a strong evidence base on which to justify future long-term studies.
That, combined with the results of this research, he says, should definitively debunk the popular myth--until someone else finds a new species that justifies the belief.
