Sentence examples for adjustments were warranted from inspiring English sources

Raw data for problematic markers were reviewed using BeadStudio and then either the marker was discarded entirely if any ambiguity in data calling could not be resolved or individual genotype calls were modified if it was plainly evident that such adjustments were warranted.

One example where some adjustments are warranted is our supervisory relationship with the boards of directors of banking firms.

These data suggest cautious early uptake of dabigatran, and more careful attention to dosing adjustments is warranted.

The fact that Ontario continued to have higher adjusted rates could indicate that other types of risk adjustment are warranted (e.g., agency-level risk adjustment) or it could reflect variations in processes of care that resulted in different outcomes between the two regions.

For its part, Cooper says Apollo was aware of the steelworkers' contract, and that no price adjustment is warranted.

The Coke example highlights two points that the books don't address: Trying to grow a company much faster than the market once the company accounts for a large share of it is difficult, and publicly stated growth targets may be hard for a company to lower even when such an adjustment is warranted.

Upward adjustment is warranted, but care should be given to the size of the increase and its timing.

To compare the survival estimates between the different cancer populations, age adjustment is warranted.

21 The overlapping metabolic pathways of both drugs proved in significant and thus no dosage adjustment is warranted when they are given concomitantly.

Because lipids are an important risk factor for the outcome, GDM, careful consideration of the method of lipid adjustment is warranted.

However, in children aged 4 to 8 years, the clearance of etanercept may be slightly reduced though no dose adjustment is warranted.