It's soap-operatic dialogue, but a historically justifiable take on their relationship.
Other life events (such as bereavement or relationship breakdown) were justifiable causes of depression; however chronic stresses (such as unemployment and family problems) were not justifiable as they could be resolved by action from the sufferer.
The protocol was developed on the basis of the relationships between CFs and the justifiable absence of communication skills found in our previous study [ 25].
In order to maintain a safe social network, from which they can get social support to overcome difficulties, they need to pay a justifiable amount of renqing fee15 to maintain a reciprocal relationship.
Indeed, a previous study on bacteria found no justifiable reason for applying HKs when inferring intraspecies phylogenetic relationships, and it pointed out that the major concern when choosing candidate loci should rely on their genetic variability (Cooper and Feil 2006).
However, we do not rechallenge this group of patients, as it is not ethically justifiable to introduce a re-exposure when a probable causal relationship is known.
In their minds, they have a higher calling than others -- a closer relationship with God -- making whatever they do seen justifiable to them.
Over the five-year span ending in 2012, more than half — 56% — of the justifiable homicides involved strangers, and in 11% of the cases, the relationship was not reported.
The Savile affair directly affects the relationship between the BBC and its viewers – there remains the sense, justifiable or not, that this man, whose image weekly illuminated the nation's living rooms, a fixture of so many of our childhoods, was somehow being enabled by the trusted BBC.
It always confuses me, as if the only justifiable reason to advocate for others or express sensitivity about a cause is due to a personal relationship.
Nevertheless, further studies to determine the relationship between the processes of care for weekend versus weekday admissions especially in the elective setting appear justifiable even though we know from a systematic review that the links between excess mortality and quality of care are not always reliable [ 24].
