That could be justifiable if Israel was the only or the worst human rights offender, but it pales alongside places like Darfur, Zimbabwe, China, Sri Lanka and Iraq, which do not get anything like the same attention.
We believe that the small sample size could be justifiable by the number of top-level athletes and by the homogeneity of the sample in terms of geographical and ethnical origin, recruited for the present study.
Certainly the person who has such an awareness is not normally conscious of having made an inference; and to insist, as is sometimes done, that there must have been an "unconscious inference" of some sort could be justifiable only if some other criterion of givenness is being at least tacitly invoked.
Putting such funds into capacity building and not project implementation could be justifiable under the CDM.
Hence, regarding the high prevalence of abdominal obesity in Iranian females [ 28]; the higher relative risk for incident metabolic syndrome in this group could be justifiable.
Some acknowledged that manipulation could be justifiable if treatment was deemed in the patient's best interest and compulsory treatment was not a viable option.
19 20 Placing substantial restrictions on an entire class of hospitals based primarily on ownership could be justifiable as a policy if these institutions substantially harmed patients, other providers, or payers.
The approach of withdrawing or tapering biological therapy after achievement of remission may reflect a treatment benefit for patients and physicians that could be justifiable given the economic burden of treating patients with early RA.
Performing lung biopsy could be justifiable when facing a disease with grave prognosis but bears an increased risk for post-surgical complications and should be individualized to each patient [ 2].
In order to test whether the hypothesis of a more aggressive and expensive approach in this subset of gastric cancer patients could be justifiable, we prospectively analysed the effects of this intensive weekly treatment in a larger group of gastric cancer patients not amenable of curative resection.
