Sentence examples for not fully justified from inspiring English sources

The results show that this new design approach and models support design intents and rational, but the generated CAD model is not fully justified.

Benedek and Ritz used theory and computer simulations to analyze NTE in lead titanate, and found the assumptions many scientists commonly use to find new negative thermal expansion materials are not fully justified for many types of materials.

It is shown that the assumption of axial symmetry for such Eulerian fields is not fully justified within a fully baffled vessel, as there are considerable differences between planes.

The latter doubts are not fully justified given the external situation (outside the prime minister's control), featuring a visible slowing in China, continued stagnation in the euro zone, and weak emerging markets performance which, together, have amounted to severe headwinds against Japan's growth.

However, this complication in the analysis is not fully justified since no important differences in results are obtained.

Our data indicate that assuming measurement invariance of work enjoyment across teachers in different types and domains of training is not fully justified.

Einstein could not fully justify his rate equations, but claimed that it should be possible to calculate the coefficients A_{ij}, B_{ji} and B_{ij} once physicists had obtained "mechanics and electrodynamics modified to accommodate the quantum hypothesis".

Make no mistake: if you run a prize, a "best of" list, a residency, with age guidelines you can't fully justify then, however otherwise diverse your awardees, you and your organisation are consolidating racism, sexism, class and gender discrimination.

You say, 'I have to make this assumption about what's going on, which I can't fully justify in terms of the micro foundations, but I'll make it anyway, because it seems to fit what happens.' " To some extent, this difference also maps onto the divide between the "freshwater" and "saltwater" schools of thought in macroeconomics.

Earlier British fears of German competition were now fully justified.

Thus, consideration of A-type ATPases as a separate class of rotary ATPases does not seem fully justified, not to mention that it obscures the use of the archaeal enzyme as a model for studying the eukaryotic V-ATPase.