Sentence examples for theoretically justifiable from inspiring English sources
It is observed that both for the solvents and the solutions considered the parameters obtained using the annealing technique are theoretically justifiable, follow physically meaningful trends, and can more easily be generalized; such results provide a measure of confidence that the annealing method does converge to the global minimum in the majority of the studied systems.
Covariances between error terms were set free only if theoretically justifiable.
In this respect, theoretically trained scholars may realise a translational movement by facilitating acceptance for a theoretically justifiable point of view.
What justifies them theoretically?
Then a formal system is considered as predicatively justifiable if it is proof-theoretically reducible to a system of ramified second order arthmetic indexed by an ordinal less then Γ0.
Many authors argued that if an individual is fully informed and has the capacity to consent (e.g., is theoretically 'autonomous' within clinical interactions) to the early initiation of TasP, public health practices associated with TasP are ethically justifiable.
