The work certainly justifies recognition, especially the lively, freely brushed oil sketches of shoreline scenery and the dramatic landscape set pieces, like "Long Island Farms" and "North Fork, Long Island Landscape," with their stylized compositions and vivid tonal contrasts.
When combined with existing clinical reports of suspected VAE in the eyes of living patients during ocular air fluid exchange, this experiment justifies recognition of presumed air by vitrectomy embolisation (PAVE) as a rare but potentially fatal vitrectomy complication.
As expected "Newsies the Musical," with songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman, was nominated; though many of its songs come from the 1992 film, there's enough new material in the stage version to justify Tony recognition.
Whether these differences justify the recognition of ST75 and ST883 as another species or as distinct subspecies [3] is a matter of debate.
Among taxa traditionally referred to Xinjiangchelyidae, the morphology of X. wusu is most similar to that of X. (Annemys) levensis, Xinjiangchelys (Annemys) latiens and X. radiplicatoides, however, a number of differences justify its recognition as a separate taxon.
Moreover, as in other studies [ 45], the chronic cough-TB link justified using recognition and response to chronic cough as a proxy for TB recognition and response.
It also argues that there are persuasive doctrinal arguments justifying the recognition of such a right as a matter of black letter law.
Within a given family (e.g., the pea family, Fabaceae or Leguminosae), seed size may vary greatly; in others it is consistently large or small, justifying the recognition of "megaspermous" families (e.g., beech, nutmeg, palm, and soursop families) and "microspermous" ones (e.g., milkweed, daisy, heather, nettle, and willow families).
The concept of realisation as developed in SFL has demonstrated the reach and efficacy of language events, thus justifying the recognition of context as a language external stratum of the linguistic theory.
Genetic analysis clearly indicates a separation time of over a million years between the two taxa, justifying their recognition as separate species: Ceratotherium simum (Burchell, 1821) and Ceratotherium cottoni (Lydekker, 1908).
