"The recent disclosure that F.B.I. field agents were blocked from pursuing an investigation of Zacarias Moussaoui because officials in Washington did not believe there was sufficient evidence of criminal activity to support a warrant points out how one person's judgment in applying an imprecise test may result in the costly loss of critical intelligence," Mr. Cohen said.
"But we have to go up there and make sure that we put a performance on that can hopefully warrant points for ourselves".
It merely signals when inattention to the relevant methodological concerns and alternatives would constitute methodological inadequacy warranting pointed reviewer criticism and reputation tarnish.
However Mauricio Pochettino's side will feel their dominance of possession more than warranted a point, even if they lacked a genuine cutting edge for long periods.
In 2001, for example, the court ruled that without a warrant, police cannot point a thermal imaging device at a home in search of heat associated with marijuana growing.
Given that platelets have been reported to adhere to circulating tumour cells, where they can protect the CTCs from NK cell induced lysis (Nieswandt et al, 1999), it is possible that we are measuring heterocellular aggregates of platelets within the CD31+CD45− cell population via flow cytometry and this is a point warranting future analysis.
However, it is not at all clear that a formula approach is warranted at this point.
Unlike some states, South Dakota does not count speeding among the offenses that warrant "points" toward suspending a driver's license.
Nobody could legitimately argue that Scotland didn't warrant three points against Georgia, one point against Poland and another three against the Republic of Ireland, but they needed a break along the way.
Even with oil prices in the mid-$70 per barrel range, there is no indication that drastic measures like a major SPR release are warranted at this point.
A note of caution is warranted at this point.
