So thoroughly did Ms. Bontecou remove herself from the spotlight that when this retrospective opened at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles last year, to much justifiable hoopla, some people in the art world expressed genuine shock to discover that she was still alive.
Approved in 2001 to much justifiable acclaim, Gleevec promised to be a harbinger of a new wave of molecularly-targeted therapeutics the "magic bullet" for CML, designed to inhibit the tyrosine kinase Bcr-Abl, the Oncogene activated via the Philadelphia chromosome.
A second, much less justifiable, reason for controversy is that the acquisition of knowledge is somehow seen as morally or intellectually superior to the application or dissemination of knowledge.
It is surprising, however, that although the Leveretts point out Iran's understandable fear of American encirclement, they do not mention the Iranians' much more justifiable fear of an Israeli attack.
However, as MiQuit is so inexpensive to deliver, if even a small proportion of pregnant smokers used it, then a large, definitive RCT would be much more justifiable as demonstrating even modest efficacy would likely ensure that MiQuit is judged cost-effective.
There is much heat and justifiable emotion in the demand for change.
Much of the justifiable anger stems from Mr DeMarco's argument that while the plan might be good for his agency, it could cost taxpayers money.
That much was rational, justifiable.... Decent people now were angry people, and what America needed at this low moment in its history was more anger, not less".
Two degrees, says Johan Rockström, director of the Stockholm Resilience Center, "contains significant risks for societies everywhere; 1.5 looks much more scientifically justifiable".
Rest assured that Mike D'Antoni does not expect to lose much in New York, despite every justifiable bit of skepticism coming from every corner of the N.B.A. universe.
But taxing capital gains or corporate income, which is responsible for much of the rest, is also justifiable, they say.
