It is the aim of the present commentary to justify the statement 'Transfusing to normal haemoglobin concentration will not improve outcome.' If we define normal haemoglobin as being greater than 115 g/l for women and greater than 125 g/l for men, then there is no evidence in the literature to justify maintaining such high concentrations by the use of RBC transfusions in any anaemic patient.
I thought, perhaps, that the screening of the 1994 film in 2016 would offer some abstract object lesson for my children in the original culture of Hollywood youth-sploitation and that perhaps--I went in clueless--a remake might provide enough acerbic meta-commentary to justify the attention.
"Dmitry Medvedev did not justify expectations," liberal journalist Mikhail Fishman wrote in a scathing commentary in Vedomosti newspaper.
For some critics, these recurrent rape stories seem cheap and exploitative — a way to show violent sex in the guise of social commentary or, in other cases, to insert a sad backstory to justify a woman's harshness.
If you're really attached to Picabia's great Dada years, you may try to justify these garish paintings as yet another imposture – as a decades-long ironic commentary on the fiction of originality.
Discursive commentaries such as the one above use primordial identities to justify claims that Fulani are a non-indigenous ethnic group in Ghana and have no share in Ghanaian citizenship.
Among the press materials for the new Showtime comedy "SMILF" is a note from the showrunner and star, Frankie Shaw, intending to justify the title of the series — to defend against offended inquiries and preëmpt baffled commentary.
In 1888-1899, to justify his new academic title, he published a cycle of twelve sketches with an accompanying commentary, History of civilization in Poland (Dzieje Cywilizacji w Polsce).
Re "A Slave to His Time and Place," Commentary, Nov. 3: Garry Wills made a flawed decision to ignore contradictory documentary evidence to justify writing an entire book to cast anew the false shadow of slavery over Thomas Jefferson.
Neither the Geneva convention nor its commentaries recognize or use alternatively the natural growth or physical-extension qualifier to justify the transfer of parts of the occupying-power population into the occupied territories.
For a more elaborate discussion of the factors that may justify a reduction in penalty upon a plea of guilty, see American Bar Association Project on Standards for Criminal Justice, Pleas of Guilty § 1.8 and commentary, pp. 3752 (Approved Draft 1968).
