Sentence examples for precise justifying from inspiring English sources
The achieved finger movements with and without a load mass were smooth and precise, justifying the convenience of using the proposed method for the dimensioning of the muscles sizes.
(3) The split of which invasion to adjacent structures is assigned to T3 or to T4 could not be answered because there were too few patient cases in which the precise descriptor justifying the T3 or T4 category was recorded, and even fewer in which all of the other descriptors were known to be absent.
Whether the concept of art is precise enough to justify this much confidence about what falls under its extension claim is unclear).
(iii) More detailed three-dimensional information, such as that obtained from precise investigative techniques, may justify the use of a narrower zone.
This particularly justifies that precise discrete-to-binary mapping of LSSC is essential to enable an effective feature selection-incorporated discretization process when a large entropy requirement is imposed.
(Such overly precise reporting could be justified in a paper if intended to help the reader duplicate the calculations, rather than as a conclusory statement.
To Ortega, "all knowledge of facts" as "isolated" data, "is, to be precise, incomprehensible and can be justified only when used in the service of theory".
This time, it has simply said that any immediate punitive measures should be justified by evidence, be precise and "consistent with the United Nations Charter and international law," a vague call that American actions will arguably meet in any case.
The best writing that, in Bennett's words, "[doesn't] merely assert the universality of their experience" but "[arrives] at it by guiding us through the precise arc of their self-reckoning" justifies itself.
The cost-effectiveness of precise indications of postoperative intensive care justifies further research.
