Sentence examples for justified approach from inspiring English sources

When questioned on the death penalty by the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, on a recent visit to Berlin, the Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, or Jokowi, defended capital punishment as a justified approach to the country's "drug emergency".

That "is not the most scientifically justified approach," says toxicologist David Eaton of the University of Washington, Seattle, who chaired the panel.

It first applied an intensity threshold to a manually selected region of interest, and represents a clearly justified approach for segmenting image objects that are different in intensity from their surroundings.

An alternative, more statistically justified approach to assess alignment uncertainty is the use of probabilistic evolutionary models for joint estimation of phylogeny and alignment.

The oral delivery of ACE is challenging and not always justified approach.

A justified approach is to consider all doses x i as possible thresholds.

The minutes of that meeting state that, "[o]n balance, the proposed use of CRISPR/Cas9 was considered by the Committee to offer better potential for success, and was a justified technical approach to obtaining research data about gene function from the embryos used". .

While justified, this approach is inefficient as it overlooks a large amount of data that would otherwise be useful in genetics studies.

This applies when they are introducing and mentoring theoretically justified analytical approaches on practical terms, while aiming to structure processes of moral or political deliberation to promote understanding and to help others reach practical conclusions.

Now more physically justified damage mechanics approach to fatigue analysis is applied.

The present authors and coworkers have recently developed a new physically and mathematically well justified and efficient approach for interface crack onset and propagation, implemented in finite and boundary element method (FEM and BEM) codes and applied to several problems of engineering interest.