Sentence examples for pragmatically justified from inspiring English sources
However, the exact determination of analytical solutions of our system (and even of those simpler versions of our model) corresponding to physically meaningful initial conditions, may be a difficult task, whence the need to design computational methods to approximate the solutions of our mathematical model is pragmatically justified.
Nevertheless, Bridgman conceded that as long as the results of different operations agree within experimental error it is pragmatically justified to label the corresponding quantities with the same name (1927: 16).[8] Operationalism became influential in psychology, where it was well-received by behaviorists like Edwin Boring (1945) and B.F. Skinner (1945).
In these cases "pragmatic" carries the stamp of justification: a policy is justified pragmatically if it is successful.
Biologists would thus infer from this experiment that A is an antibiotic if W is observed in the samples containing A but not in the samples not containing A. Mill construed this "method" in terms of a principle of inductive inference that can be justified pragmatically.
One such illustration is an extension to the Consort Guidelines for reporting pragmatic clinical trials which provide a clear mandate for clinicians and researchers to justify pragmatically focused trials as both meaningful and relevant to patients, clinicians, and the broader healthcare community [ 27].
As there are many paradigms in the world hinged with such blending and their performance is justified as well, like in Dhajji construction (UN Habitat and National Disaster Management Authority, Pakistan 2009) Nepal could pragmatically endorse and reinforce sustainable construction/reconstruction mechanism using insights from performance of vernacular houses.
Some concerns are justified.
Their choice is justified.
