Sentence examples for justifiably raise from inspiring English sources

Consideration of the reported possible instability of mesophile-derived C. cellulolyticum cohesin domains (17) could quite justifiably raise concerns about the ability of the chimeric scaffoldin used in this study to survive the 60°C assay conditions used.

These questions probably could be justifiably raised to any study evaluating surgical management of patellar instability.

But if he had played them with a tape in a conventional recital, eyebrows would justifiably have been raised.

It's worth noting that the 11 day wait since Facebook originally submitted the application was enough to raise Hewitt's ire (and justifiably so), leading him to condemn the App Store approval process and call for its removal entirely.

These two cases raise the issues of who could justifiably use personal or their relatives' medical/genetic information and in what circumstances, and how individual privacy can be protected in this era of rapid genetics progress and biotechnology advances.

(Mr. Weiner has defended himself as justifiably impatient; Ms. Quinn has also been known to raise her voice).

Although most recent studies have justifiably focused on the prevention of albuminuric kidney disease in diabetes, our data raise the possibility that the lesion leading to nonalbuminuric renal impairment is partly preventable by multifactorial interventions that comprise standard diabetes care.

Americans are justifiably weary of war, but the lesson of Syria is that shirking from our global responsibilities will only create bigger problems that will eventually raise both the cost and the likelihood of American intervention.

Ironically but justifiably, winning a second term raises the stakes.

"I accept that the proposed visit raised matters of high diplomatic importance, justifiably calling for consultation, advice and consideration," the judge ruled.

And the hosts were aggrieved - perhaps justifiably - when Crouch's header into the raised arm of Smalling did not result in a penalty.