Sentence examples for justified statements from inspiring English sources

Quantitative methods to identify spatial or temporal dynamics of features related to connectivity and/or climate change (e.g. functionally well-connected or thermal refugia areas) were rare, and these accounted for the majority of ecologically justified statements.

(3) What role does the interpretation of the "lived experience" of past actors play in historical understanding, and how does the historian arrive at justified statements about this lived experience?

The stubborn adherence to an inappropriate plant palette is "justified" by statements that deny an obvious reality: "Native plants are fragile and not as durable as non-natives" (though natives survive in the wild without irrigation).

"Even though video shows the police shooting Tamir in less than one second, Prosecutor McGinty hired so-called expert witnesses to try to exonerate the officers and tell the grand jury their conduct was reasonable and justified," the statement said.

Your anger is justified," the statement read.

At the news conference, Mrs. Boxer strongly chided Dana M. Perino, the White House press secretary, for asserting last year that the changes in testimony were justified because the statements did not comport with the influential review of climate risks by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

The process capability is determined using Fuzzy Inference System rule editor based on a set of justified if then statements as applicable for the process.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and other Democrats said last week that intelligence briefings they received justified Mr. Bush's statements.

Otherwise, when not discussing formal systems and proving theorems, his prose discussions tend to be intemperate though frequently justified criticisms of the statements of others, most especially the proponents of standard set theory.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

For each patient, each criterion item was judged as "applicable", "insufficient data" (lack of information), "not applicable" (criterion relevant for patient but the patient's data did not meet the qualifying statement) or "justified non-adherence" (explanation for the patient's treatment not meeting a quality criterion).