Sentence examples for and when warranted from inspiring English sources

Although we sense how busy the State Department is — and, when warranted, how indignant — the actual meat and potatoes of diplomatic effort are rarely dished up.

We believe that this analysis should include both gross and microscopic components and, when warranted, supplementary data obtained through radiography, electron microscopy, or both.

In high-income countries, pre-hospital emergency medical services (EMS) aim to respond to the ill and injured urgently and, when warranted, transport patients to an appropriate centre for definitive care.

Vendor-to-vendor excipient differences will be highlighted, if any, through excipient qualification studies and, when warranted, confirmation batches of the drug product.

Current approaches to all of these conditions variously have included nasal saline rinses, topical and systemic corticosteroids (CCSs), surfactants, and, when warranted, functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS).

In addition to analyzing Study I and Study II separately, we tested for heterogeneity of results between studies, and when warranted, carried out analyses on the pooled datasets; for this, we added to the models a variable for the study (I or II).

In general for the crystal sponge systems, the use of procedures to remove residual electron density is justifiable since it belongs to severely disordered solvent and guest molecules through position and occupation that cannot be reasonably modeled; however, the use of these procedures must be done with care and only when warranted.

Long-term goals should include evaluation of the effects of emergency response treatments for the pregnant woman and fetus, and research and development of safer and effective medications when warranted.

To reduce deaths from hypothermia, we added polyfiber nesting material to Sherman and mesh traps when warranted by the weather.

Mental health clinicians should be aware of the relationship between symptoms of aging and psychological health, and request further investigation when warranted.

However, the use of the computerised assisted telephone interview with software that had a built-in logic to skip questions that were not applicable and probe for more detail when warranted enhanced completion rate and minimised missing data.