warrantable

adj.

可保证的，可承认的，可证明为正当的；

Warrantable evidence in nursing science
Warrantable and Unwarranted Methods: The Case of QCA
Burke's Comic Frame and The Problem of Warrantable Outrage
Warrantable and Regular Complaint and Objection in Cassation Justice Procedure in the Supreme Administrative Court
Guided discussion on values and facts, theoretical certainty, knowledge as warrantable assertions
Choosing a Rhetoric of the Enemy: Kenneth Burke's Comic Frame, Warrantable Outrage, and the Problem of Scapegoating
REMARKS on the RED-LIGHT TREATMENT of SMALL-POX: Is the Treatment of Small-pox Patients in Broad Daylight Warrantable?
Guided discussion on values and facts, theoretical certainty, and knowledge as warrantable assertions; Cornell University lecture, N...
The loss of Christian friends a warrantable cause of grief and sorrow A sermon, preached at Brimfield, November 30, MDCCXCVI: at the...
Epistemology (discussion): radical doubt, "knowledge equals certainty", warrantable assertions, examples: gratuitous harm and truth-...