Sentence examples for unjustified in a from inspiring English sources

The FLMP is related to Bayesian inference [45], but not equivalent to it (since it equates amounts of evidence to response frequencies, which is unjustified in a Bayesian model).

All attempts to treat MCA aneurysms endovascularly, often with the use of novel (not clinically tested) endovascular devices, are unjustified in a situation where an excellent surgical solution is at hand.

But to make the Iraq war look unjustified in retrospect, such a scandal would have to amount to clear evidence that it had not, in fact, been reasonable to believe that Mr Hussein was a dangerous liar and concealer which would require the distortions or deceits to have been astonishingly widespread and conducted over a long period of time.

Schmitt claims that one cannot judge, from an external perspective, that a group is morally unjustified in defining its own identity in a certain way and to introduce political enmity, with the attendant possibility of killing, to preserve that identity.

In some cases, a person would be unjustified in rejecting the testimony of others, and in other cases, one would be justified in accepting it, but need not accept it.

Solutions appear to be technically irreproducible, are restricted to a specific nail/procedure or face the problem of extensive equipment requirements, which seems unjustified in the face of the comparatively simple problem of inserting a screw into a drill hole.

Although cTBS proved a safe procedure, on the basis of the present findings a larger randomized confirmatory trial seems unjustified in ALS patients, at least in advanced stage of the disease.

Interventions should therefore aim to target stigma that is unjustified in terms of self-protection, including the avoidance of a child who is no longer clinically infectious.

Until we see evidence of an improvement in R&D productivity, a reduction in AstraZeneca's discount to peers is unjustified in our view.

The conclusion is that parents and courts are unjustified in interfering with social reproduction through schooling.

Perhaps Mary was not altogether unjustified in her occasional jealous rages.