However, taking into account the literature, 38, 39 one should consider whether this criterion is justifiable in the assessment of the processes that take place in presbyacusis.
Thus, while the effort and expense involved in this enterprise has been considerable, this investment is clearly justifiable because the assessments had a high take-up rate and evidently contributed to better learning outcomes for students.
Nevertheless, we think, that a justifiable, careful and transparent assessment of work ability, in accordance with the guidelines, might be more acceptable for the claimant, than assessments without guidelines.
Second, based on this behavior, I also predict individuals' verbal probability assessments to be (1) more biased and yet (2) perceived as more justifiable than their numerical assessments.
To evaluate the performance of granular fuzzy models, we engage the principle of justifiable information granularity leading to the assessment and optimization of the coverage and specificity of the resulting fuzzy set.
Most important, sufficient resources should be allocated by governmental agencies and industries to be able to perform a scientifically based risk assessment and then establish justifiable procedures for risk management.
Having said that, there are justifiable motives in moving towards once-only assessment.
Since I view a fairly decent economic outcome as the mostly likely scenario, I am sticking with my assessment that Obama is a justifiable favorite.
Ever since the first GMOs were released, it was discussed whether it is justifiable to apply methods developed for toxicology assessment of chemical substances to viable and reproducible organisms or if new methods had to be developed.
This might be an ethically justifiable tool for research or in the risk assessment of high-risk women.
Computing the optimal or justifiable TB R&D expenditure for any country requires an assessment of the competing priorities and the affordability of/return on investment from such a public-financed program.
