Sentence examples for subsequently justified from inspiring English sources

The proposed method is subsequently justified by comparison with a Monte-Carlo simulation; the fixed-vehicle model and the moving-vehicle model are compared and the influences of vehicle velocity and class of track on system responses are also discussed.

This was subsequently justified by a multi-linear regression analysis including chromosome size as explanatory variable (electronic Additional file 1: Table S4).

"Irritated," "excited," "agitated" are also terms commonly used by police to describe people whom they used violence on when they subsequently justify their use of force.

If Kenya, a member state, leaves, and subsequently seems justified in doing so, the tide could turn against these diplomatic efforts, with other countries following suit.

And a couple, 'Why Bother?' and 'The Reader in Exile', state a tentative case for the purpose of the novel itself in a mass culture: a manifesto which the author subsequently, triumphantly justified.

Trust relations were the basis on which different values and beliefs were used to develop and subsequently, to justify the practices and strategies that were undertaken.

And when Jefferson suggested that emancipation would require colonization for freed slaves, he employed racist arguments for separation that Americans would subsequently embellish to justify slavery's persistence.

David Broucher, Britain's ambassador to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, told the hearing that in a meeting in Switzerland in late February, Dr. Kelly expressed concern that his contacts in Baghdad would feel that he had betrayed them by gathering information on his inspection trips to Iraq that was subsequently used to justify war.

This rejection is partly caused by past experiences with techniques and technologies that subsequently failed to justify initial enthusiasm.

These fabricated representations are subsequently employed to justify and rationalise any decisions, political behaviour, and the like.

The UK's permanent representative at the UN subsequently said the attack was justified by the right of collective self-defence of Iraq, which the UK is supporting.