It may only be justifiable in cases of failed treatment when the patient needs further cartilage treatment.
The assumption that the same ground motion acts at every point of the base of the structure (or at every support) is not always justifiable; particularly in case of very large structures when considerable spatial variability in ground motion can exist over significant distances example long span bridges.
Histologic correlation of each lesion, however, is not feasible and not ethically justifiable, especially in cases of extended tumour burden, so that in clinical routine the receptor status of each lesion is not known at the time point of the PET/CT scan.
Finally, many tests may not be morally justifiable in the case of children, because of a late onset of the disease and a lack of actionability.
However, like the Directive Principles, these are non-justifiable, without any legal sanction in case of their violation or non-compliance.
The panel disagreed about the recommendation that sub-group analysis is only justifiable in cases where the magnitude of the difference is large enough to support different recommendations for different sub-groups.
Since the original outcry, a change has been made to the bill: it only allows the "justifiable homicide" defense in cases of self-defense.
Withholding further resuscitation in case of absence of signs of life during the first 10 min after birth despite continuous and adequate resuscitative efforts is justifiable.
This mobility model is justifiable in cases where a node can move to a limited number of locations from its current position due to terrain constraints.
In line with the Swedish legislation, the respondents typically saw involuntary treatment as justifiable in cases where the patient had a serious psychiatric disorder and rejected treatment, or where there was a direct risk of self-harm.
