In such cases, a high burden of proof is justifiably required.
In past years, the College Board, which administers the program and the exams, has been justifiably criticized for requiring too much rote learning of a broad range of facts, and too little time for in-depth study, lab work or creative ventures.
Nonetheless, the use of domain information in particular allows for justifiably confident predictions for variants in some protein domains.
Glyn C Evans Kenilworth, Warwickshire Nick Pickles from Big Brother Watch justifiably struggles to understand how GCHQ's indiscriminate access of communications traffic "squares with a process that requires a warrant for each individual intercept" (Report, 22 June).
Pp. 46. 2. Congress, justifiably concerned with evidence that deportable criminal aliens who are not detained continue to engage in crime and fail to appear for their removal hearings in large numbers, may require that persons such as respondent be detained for the brief period necessary for their removal proceedings.
Myers and the others could blossom for the Rays, who are justifiably praised for their ingenuity.
On Saturday and Sunday mornings, the place is justifiably packed for brunch.
And that is the guilt felt, often justifiably so, for killing innocents in war.
The Mint has been justifiably lauded for rescuing forgotten plays and breathing new life into them.
The city's pre-eminent bar; underground, understated, justifiably regarded for its cocktails and knowledgeable staff.
Old San Juan is justifiably cherished for its beautifully preserved buildings and its sleepy charm.
