Thus, we could justifiably use relatively liberal criteria for linkage map construction, and any features of the linkage map that deviated from the expected pattern, such as the number of linkage groups or marker order within groups, we examined individually for confirmation.
But notice that the measurement error variance specification for y5 might justifiably use a smaller error variance specification than suggested by y5's loading or reliability from prior factor analyses.
When we tested RC assumption, that is, compared the model which predicted thresholds used for rating vignettes with the model which derived thresholds based on objective measures to see whether participants used the same thresholds for self-rating and vignette rating, we presumed – justifiably or otherwise – that the objective measures of mobility (normal walk speed, etc).
It's the same argument that has been used now for a generation -- and justifiably so -- against college ratings groups like U.S. News & World Report.
At the same time, guns are rarely used to justifiably kill criminals.
Hence, a PLS model for sucrose, glucose, and fructose could justifiably be calibrated using 216 mixtures of pure sucrose, glucose, and fructose as the calibration set (see Additional file 4 for concentrations).
Univalent vaccines for these viruses have been prepared but, for the most part, health authorities are (justifiably) unwilling to use such vaccines because they have the potential to stimulate the production of antibodies, which would prime vaccinees for DHF by immune enhancement.
This administration should be justifiably proud that appropriate labor provisions were negotiated into this agreement; let's use them for their intended purpose.
Glass collection tubes may eliminate this problem but, justifiably, they are not commonly used in the clinic.
Many tools and methods well established in the social sciences can justifiably be adapted for use in research on environmental philosophy, giving the subject an empirical or even experimental turn.
