Sentence examples for conventional warrant from inspiring English sources

The source claimed that even the conventional warrant system has been distorted – whereas police used to ask for a warrant before intercepting a target's communications, they will now ask GCHQ to intercept the target's communications and then use that information to seek a warrant.

Crack spacing was closer and crack widths were greater, but these variations were not different enough from conventional concrete to warrant concern.

23 Although it is well known that a rhabdoid phenotype in several tumors does not represent a specific nosologic entity, 24, 25 it is clear from this and other previous studies that the presence of even a minor rhabdoid cell population in an otherwise conventional neoplasm should warrant investigation of the SMARCB1 status.

Further studies on integrin signaling and its relation to cytoskeletal organization in cells exposed to nanoceria versus conventional antioxidants are warranted.

Although associated with considerable risk, randomised trials comparing autologous stem cell transplants to conventional therapy are warranted.

Skepticism about conventional approaches is warranted in another way.

Therefore, further characterization of the particular clinical and molecular features of "LP type" DLBCL among conventional DLBCL is warranted, and may lead to identification of better diagnostic markers.

The impact of urban landscaping on biodiversity may warrant altering conventional or "exotic" urban landscaping to emphasize native landscaping.

These findings indicate that NRC-03 and NRC-07 have several advantages over conventional chemotherapeutic drugs and warrant further investigation as possible novel anticancer agents.

When inserting a resin-bonded prosthesis, it is not known whether pumicing, rinsing, and using a self-etching primer (SE) on prepared surfaces is sufficient or whether the use of an additional conventional acid etchant is warranted due to the increased time and risk of contamination.

A critical reader would likely term the claims "traditional" or "conventional" and would be warranted in such a critique.