Sentence examples for adequate warrant from inspiring English sources

That was adequate warrant for a century, and perhaps should be still.

That is precisely why the Fourth Amendment made any such rummaging around unconstitutional, [p67] even though supported by a formally adequate warrant.

In this view, therefore, scientific discourse practices may depend on avoiding everyday knowledge from a personal experience that is not an adequate warrant for a scientific claim (Gee 2004a, b).

Error which was not deemed sufficiently adequate to warrant an appeal would acquire new implications.

"Test-based" Rd×Ro values of 3.65, 2.11 and 1.72 indicate the low ductility levels, which were not adequate to warrant the use of a seismic response modification coefficient of R= 4.0 in design.

Again, the aim of this reporting is not one of proof; but rather as Erickson (1986) states to, "persuade the audience that an adequate evidentiary warrant exists for the assertions made, (and) that patterns of generalization within the data set are indeed as the researcher claims they are," (p. 149).

In a related vein, David Velleman [1989] describes knowledge of one's present and incipient actions as 'spontaneous' (knowledge that the agent has achieved without deriving it from evidence adequate to warrant it), and as 'self-fulfilling' (expectations of acting that tend to produce actions of the kind expected).

While the link between steroidal efficacy and BBB needs to be fully demonstrated in patients, we believe that the results we present herein are adequate to warrant an in-depth investigation of the BBB-corticosteroid-epilepsy relationship.

Sometimes, this has occurred without adequate empirical warrant as in the case of Homo floriensis, where an entirely new human species has been claimed on the basis of a single skull.

It may be increased in increments of 50 mcg per hour if the severity of the pain, number of breakthrough doses required, and total dose of transdermal fentanyl needed for adequate relief warrants this level of increase.

The indication for surgery was degenerative osteoarthritis that was severe enough to warrant TKA after an adequate trial of nonoperative therapy, and the need for bilateral TKAs.