Moreover, these assumptions are justified with evidence.
Between March 2000 and April 2010 2,232 patients were accrued, sufficient for proof of noninferiority. 1 Results were reported 3 months after completion of accrual when the median follow-up was 25 months. 1 The authors maintained early publication was justified because proof of noninferiority required only 585 patients, and they had reached that number with a 4.6-year median follow-up.
We stated that "[u]nder this statute the test of a jury case is simply whether the proofs justify with reason the conclusion that employer negligence played any part, even the slightest, in producing the injury or death for which damages are sought". Id., at 506.
Such choice of is justified in the proof of (1.19).
In the OLS model, justified by cointegration proofs, the authors estimated the short-term impact.
Although this conservative approach can be justified for a proof-of-concept study, it must be recognized that MFs increasing in abundance with successful anti-TB treatment are likely to be equally valuable in predicting treatment response as long as they are shown not to be direct products of drug metabolism.
Thus, the destructive potential of guns in general cannot be said to put gun owners sufficiently on notice of the likelihood of regulation to justify interpreting §5861 d) as dispensing with proof of knowledge of the characteristics that make a weapon a "firearm" under the statute.
This treatment is justified by the possibility that proof of the defendant's guilt may exist.
Most approaches to proof-theoretic semantics consider introduction rules as basic, meaning giving, or self-justifying, whereas the elimination inferences are justified as valid with respect to the given introduction rules.
History abounds with proof.
His computer seems to hum with proof.
