Ekirch's catalogue of arson, drunkenness, and thievery would be justifiable if the quality of the crimes were shown to have changed radically over the centuries, but he seems more interested in the numbers.
Then, we confront the difficult philosophical problem of whether it is justifiable to emphasize quality end-of-life care when so many other aspects of health care, especially in developing countries, merit improvement.
Consequently, possibly longer running times are justifiable if better-quality documents are required.
A doctor respecting their wishes, looking them in their eyes and showing empathy, treating them as an individual, providing medically justifiable care creates real "quality".
In the long term EDC is likely to be cheaper (as skills in form development increase, and hardware costs are written off), and perceived higher data quality makes it justifiable (9).
For country switching from analog then DAB+ is definately the right decision but for countries who have DAB the cost isn't justifiable for better signal and audio quality.
It is a copy, but Mr Grunenberg is unapologetic: "This reproduction is absolutely justifiable because it is of such high quality".
The adequacy of approaches depends on the specific benefit-harm question and on the amount and quality of data that determine how justifiable certain assumptions are.
"The quality of life easily makes the commute justifiable," he said.
While there might be justifiable concerns, these need to be reinforced with high quality empirical data, and appropriate analyses.
"For a large part, it's about quality ingredients, and what they are paying for is justifiable by those ingredients," said Ian Cranna, director for warm and chilled food at Starbucks.
