Sentence examples for justified observing from inspiring English sources

The larger reduction in critical angular velocity highlighted for smaller pipes in the case of lamps equally-displaced can be justified observing the heat flux profile on the pipes' outer surface for the three geometries investigated and for the oven configurations studied, shown in Fig. 11a c.

Thus, the use of a common average mixture ratio for all mixture exposures appears justified, and observed and predicted mixture effects can be compared for untested concentration ranges by interpolation. Figure 1 shows concentration response data for each tested chemical and their best-fit regression curves.

This procedure was justified as we observed that the sampling variance was fairly constant for high-degree nodes.

This is indeed a justified remark.

First, we neglected intra-region recombination; this option is justified because we only observed ∼0.5% of recombinant haplotypes in the 20 autosomal genomic regions using the four-gamete test (data not shown).

Is the claim that "to the best of our knowledge [the Gibbs-Thomson phenomena] has not been observed directly" justified?

In other words, observing large differences between groups for fabricated data might not be a reasonable and justified expectation.

As such we find it justified to state, that we do not observe an increase in FMD in our study group.

The differences observed between the three cycles were justified firstly due to the concept of the cycles, i.e. cycles with the compressor showed as expected lower thermal performance than that with pump since its appeal is for energy recovery (benefitting from a higher condensing temperature) and secondly due to the irreversibilities observed in drivers, condenser and piping (thermal insulation).

Once these biologically justified modifications were made, our results were coherent with experimental data: we observed the accumulation of ceramides in cellular compartments, particularly in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and lysosome relative to homoeostasis levels [ 65, 67].

If the more expensive fibrin sealant is to be economically justified, an additional reduction equal to at least the cost of one blood transfusion should be observed.