This issue raises concerns about the risk:benefit ratio with DNMT1 inhibitor use in human disease, which may be justifiable in cancer treatment, as currently permitted, but may be more difficult to justify in less life-threatening disorders involving epigenetic changes.
Some of these changes may be justifiable.
Pushing for change at the same time as the harshest ever slowdown in spending on the NHS may be justifiable.
Such processes may be justifiable if they were "necessary" to achieving a specific objective, and there was no reasonable alternative means to achieve it.
Frequent fliers say they understand that a fast, hard tightening of security may be justifiable while the authorities determine whether there is a wider plot.
Rosenstein's motives may be justifiable, and he may be being strategic — to the point where these decisions may one day be vindicated.
Deviations in practice from the guideline may be justifiable and should not be interpreted as a basis for claims of negligence.
While restrictions on trade and exchange may be justifiable in many cases, the broad range and impact of American sanctions reveal a potential for executive misuse or manipulation.
A higher return on investment may be justifiable based on the higher level of risk inherent in V2G when compared to renewable energy.
That may be justifiable: the euro-zone's retreat from the brink of chaos has reduced the need for Britons to squirrel away a precautionary stash of savings.
This harm is already inflicted by our prison system, and depending on how you feel about justice and punishment, depriving people of freedom may be justifiable.
