Sentence examples for is indeed justified from inspiring English sources

The test reveals that the similarity concept is indeed justified and that the combustion temperature is well predicted, but that the ignition time is overpredicted.

The commission has said that it would like to see a study done on the prevalence of H.I.V. among gay men here to see whether South Africa is indeed justified in following the guidelines laid down by public health authorities in the United States and other countries where the infection patterns have shown marked difference.

To see that this naming is indeed justified, we needed to investigate how strongly a given PubMedID_listID is associated with a given gene cluster, i.e. how significant is the overlap of the genes reported in a gene cluster and the genes reported in a PubMedID_listID.

Table 2 shows that this complementary analysis is indeed justified.

We wanted to make sure, that our stringent policy of advancing discharge due to fear of nosocomial infections is indeed justified.

He left the impression that some of the anger was indeed justified.

Efforts to increase the frequency of this strategy are indeed justified.

(Here it is important to be clear that phenomenalism is not supposed to be a skeptical view, but rather an account of how beliefs about material objects are indeed justified and do constitute knowledge — given the phenomenalist account of the content of such beliefs).

The convergence view, according to this critique, thus either depends on a reasonably disputed philosophical thesis, or else it fails to show that all parties to a convergent justification are indeed justified in endorsing the rule in question (Quong 2011, 261 273).

Using Bayesian or Akaike Information Criteria (BIC or AIC; Burnham and Anderson, 2004), we find that the extra parameters are indeed justified (Table 2).

Hmmm... So, while I hate to admit it, Fischer's claim that oral sex can cause health problems is indeed scientifically justified.