Sentence examples for the major justification from inspiring English sources
_ The major justification for lying I encountered in these stories was loyalty.
The major justification for lying I encountered in these stories was loyalty.
In this context, the major justification for government arts funding became its contribution both to that trade and to trade in general, a case based on the mounting evidence of the economic value of the arts to the so-called leisure industries, and thereby to the regeneration of Britain's post-industrial cities.
The major justification of this work is twofold: stabilization and large eddy simulation are achieved via one scheme only.
Prof William Steward, from Leicester University, who is leading the study, said animal tests combining the two were "100 times better" than either on their own and that had been the "major justification for cracking on" with the trial.
This use case is one of the major justifications for the complexity of the domain model.
Brownian motion of nanoparticles in combination with aggregation and diffusion theories have been claimed to be the major justifications for the observed anomaly in thermal conductivity[17].
"The defence against predator/parasites is one of the major justifications behind the models of early compartmentalisation," says Armen Mulkidjanian, an origin-of-life researcher at the University of Osnabrück in Germany.
One of the major justifications for it has been that it will help reduce healthcare disparities.
Identifying the molecular basis of disease-causing traits is one of the major justifications for the recent expansion in genomic data covering a wide range of taxa.
Risk management has to be based on a hazard assessment and, if possible, a risk assessment, and the lack of data on the hazards (toxicity and ecotoxicity) of the vast majority of general industrial chemicals was a major justification for the initiative by the European Commission that ultimately led to the new legislation (Allanou et al. 1999; National Research Council 1984; Roe et al. 1997).
