Hadith cannot be rightly assessed unless the measure of these two elements and their interaction is properly taken.
Nuclear changes and anaplasia make the tumor cells [ 9] appear more spindled in carcinoma which is rightly assessed by nuclear circularity factor.
In order to rightly assess the time dependent trend of inhibitory effect of combination, sublethal concentrations of SL (300 μg/mL) and tetracycline (15 μg/mL) were exercised during the assay.
The newly qualified nurse-in-charge wanted – quite rightly – to fully assess the risk.
If what one does is justifiable, in principle anyone who is impinged on or ignored can be provided a justification of what is being done to them (or not being done to them), a justification they can accept and will accept if they sort through the relevant considerations and assess them rightly.
Mr. Brooks rightly warns against overgeneralizing the human condition; we should be equally cautious in assessing the nature of human progress.
Accurately assessing the total costs (or detriments) is critically important in measuring the benefits of future projects so that as a society we can rightly attribute the value of a project and fairly appropriate the risk for the undertaking.
In this example, Sammy rightly wanted to discuss and assess the benefit of developing a sequence of lessons that would provide students with an understanding of how mass impacts force, motion, and friction (Huizinga 2009).
Third, one might argue that the relative merits of the miraculous and non-miraculous explanations have been improperly assessed and that, rightly considered, one or more of the non-miraculous explanations is actually preferable as an explanation of the facts in question.
We rightly expect new drugs to be properly assessed by randomised controlled trials (RCTs) before they are taken to market, so we can be reasonably sure that they are effective and that they don't do more harm than good.
