Those pieces don't have great resell value in consignment shops, but paying shipping and a 5% surcharge can be justifiable so long as it's less than the price of replacing it with a new item.
The use of mean values of thermal and electric demand can be justifiable for synthesising the configuration and for estimating the economic results because it simplifies the analysis in a preliminary feasibility study of a cogeneration plant.
Outrage can be justifiable, even in the absence of justifications and, for mobilizing political support, it is indispensable.
"Brendan Rodgers, the Swans players and everyone involved in the club have given us all a real cause to celebrate and they can be justifiable be very proud of this fantastic achievement".
Doxastic venture models of faith and epistemic concern Doxastic venture in favour of faith-propositions can be justifiable, of course, only if there are legitimate exceptions to the evidentialist requirement to take a proposition to be true just to the extent of its evidential support and only if the legitimate exceptions include the kind of case involved in religious, theistic, faith-commitment.
He differentiates this "preventative war" from "preemptive war", which he argues can be justifiable under international law in cases of self-defence.
If, for instance, dirty air and water are not conducive to the common good, then there can be justifiable restrictions on polluting industries, even if these restrictions reduce profits.
This can be justifiable based on the fact that the in vivo metabolic systems are nonequilibrium open systems and the biochemical reactions usually operate far from true equilibrium under physiological stimuli (also see discussions in Section 4.3).
Thus the use of concentrations that exceed those typically found in the plasma or portal vein can be justifiable for in vitro studies involving primary hepatocytes.
Our findings suggest that introduction of chemoprevention with SERMs targeting extremely high-risk women in Japan can be justifiable as an efficient use of finite health-care resources, possibly contributing to cost containment.
