Sentence examples for limited justification from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have shown that psychiatric diagnoses provide only limited justification for explaining variation in LOS, and it has been suggested that measures such as psychopathology might be more appropriate to predict resource use.

The conclusion that risedronate is more effective than alendronate, however, has limited justification.

Although single-encounter clinical assessment instruments appear to be received positively in the literature, this positive reception is based on relatively limited empirical justification.

Published P. vivax models have made a range of implicit and explicit assumptions about the functional form of incubation periods and relapse intervals with limited empirical justification.

We suggest, however, that based on the available evidence, there is limited phylogenetic justification for postulated ESU or subspecies divisions (see also Horn et al. 2014 for opinions).

Military necessity served as the justification for limited emancipation.

In order to secure sufficient time during the teacher-rater interviews and write up of the rating justifications, a limited number of essays were used.

Mr. Obama has authorized a series of speeches by his counterterrorism adviser, John O. Brennan; the attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr.; and other officials, offering a limited account of the legal justification and goals of the strikes.

Yet in its pragmatic justification of a limited partiality towards members of the same species, it sets the stage for views that give a more central role to species membership.

The justification given includes its limited range, its restriction to only the Masoala Peninsula, and its risk from ongoing habitat loss and hunting.

This benefit, although limited, might be seen as a justification for screening.