Sentence examples for widespread justifications from inspiring English sources

Though the modeling assumption of Gaussian distributed beliefs is widespread, justifications for the assumption are difficult to find.

This is iteratively repeated until there is no improvement as opposed to the more widespread double justification variant with just two shifting passes.

If we find the policy is safe and effective and cost-neutral, it will provide justification for widespread adoption elsewhere and provide justification for it's continuation in BC.

Christine Blower, General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "Michael Gove's habitual simplification and half-truths about Pisa have for many years formed the central plank of his justifications for widespread reform.

While prehospital ALS has theoretical advantages, the evidence supporting its effectiveness and justification for widespread implementation for trauma is limited.

The implementation of this strategy has led to a widespread discussion on the justification of this approach.

In the rally's somber aftermath, progressive cities across the country moved to either hide their monuments or add more context about the justifications behind their widespread installment.

Given the amount of electricity provided by Israel and Egypt, there was no justification for the widespread blackouts, Mr. Mekel said, even with a shortage of fuel.

September's issue of Uncut offers plentiful justification for the widespread tendency to reconfigure this magazine's title in a pithy anagrammatic form which cannot possibly be reprinted on a family web-site.

In contrast to philosophy of science, where skepticism towards a universal theory of justification has been widespread since the beginning of the 20th century, the idea of a comprehensive theory is still vivid in ethical theory ([ 22], p. 312 f).

"Based on existing evidence, we see little justification for the general and widespread use of dietary supplements," the authors wrote.