Sentence examples for as warranted and from inspiring English sources

Its spokeswoman added that workers receive training "regularly as warranted," and "patients on detoxification protocols are closely monitored by medical staff".

We reviewed the resultant abstracts, obtained the full articles as warranted, and reviewed article references.

Finally, dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents [ 90] has gained recent empirical interest for youth NSSI [ 91– 95]; this intervention consists of individual therapy for adolescents, family therapy as warranted, and a multifamily skills training group.

I want to be sure that institutions make as many findings of misconduct as are warranted, and that ORI concurs as frequently as is appropriate.

"The agency will review the information and proceed as warranted".

On this view, his skepticism is very similar to the Pyrrhonian skepticism advocated by Sextus Empiricus: the skeptic is someone who refuses to accept any philosophical theory or proposition as rationally warranted, and insists that further examination is always required.

Therefore, we considered that further investigation of As immunotoxicity is warranted and conducted a PubMed search of As exposure and non-cancer immune-related effects through October 2012.

Also, novel therapies in NSCLC are certainly warranted, and as targeted treatment is becoming increasingly important, identifying molecular markers as potential therapeutic targets is necessary.

He suggests a probabilist notion of what counts as warranted empirical belief, and insists that we may license beliefs about the sub- and supra-perceivable but only if they are well-grounded in our beliefs about the perceptually given.

Prospective validation of Smad4 Dpc4) expression in cytology specimens as a predictive biomarker is warranted and may lead to personalized treatment strategies for patients with localized pancreatic cancer.

Chief Judge Kozinski, in a letter to court administrators on Sunday, defended the new rules as the product of careful deliberations and as warranted by the public interest.