Sentence examples for foundations to justify from inspiring English sources
This article revisits the theoretical foundations to justify such analysis and provides new results from the application of time-varying bispectral analysis to evoked EEG responses.
Different theoretical foundations to justify the inverted classroom approach derive from the literature on student-centered learning including Piaget's theory of cognitive conflict and Kolb's theory of experiential learning [ 14].
Despite IS's many successes, any hypothetical victory would likely have to be rooted in the Islamic foundations that have been used to justify the Caliphate, and that's where IS finds itself on increasingly shakier ground, amid uncertainty about the popularity in the broader Muslim world.
Neo-Pragmatic thought is not concerned with ontology or foundations; indeed, from the viewpoint of Neo-Pragmatism, ontology is a notion that ought to have historical interest only, and foundations are unprivileged notions that can only be used to justify one action, at one time, to one audience.
The subtle changes to our history are then adroitly exploited to justify a radical assault on our country's foundation and ideals.
In this last case, neither the particular results nor the concepts, theories and ideas of research serve as foundation of the policy or program, but only their 'scientific aura' is used to justify them.
Liberals were wrong to think they needed to provide iron-clad philosophies of the self to justify liberal politics, and communitarians were wrong to think that challenging those foundations was sufficient to undermine liberal politics.
While seeking correct and accurate information was the foundation to a sound argument, students' ability to weave pieces of evidence together in a logical and coherent manner to justify a claim was equally important.
As if I have to justify it.
They did nothing to justify it".
