Sentence examples for could not be warranted from inspiring English sources
Thus, the recommendation of C/S and intubation at birth could not be warranted to all VLBW infants.
Most of the FLs who said that they could cure HIV also mentioned that a positive outcome could not be warranted because healing would depend on the strength of the faith of those involved.
The authors conclude that a distinction between the PDD-NOS and ADHD diagnoses can be validated on the basis of IQ scores; however, the existence of a distinct combined diagnosis group could not be warranted.
As the raters were collectively instructed about FORTA at the inaugural meeting, anonymity could not be warranted; however, communication of any voting opinion was suppressed at this meeting, and independence was ensured by formal agreement on not communicating the individual votes during the Delphi rounds.
We could no collect maternal DNA in Menorca cohort, thus associations between maternal genetic variants and child cognition could not be replicated and future studies are warranted.
That was when the Supreme Court's Roberts wrote for a majority in declaring that mobile phones usually could not be searched without warrants.
Although the negative effect of multiple mutations could not be proved in validation group, longer follow-up is warranted.
Aurobindo manoeuvred the police into open action and a warrant was issued on 4 April 1910, but the warrant could not be executed because on that date he had reached Pondicherry, then a French colony.
Those individuals with prior warrants could not be released until bail is posted.
This situation could not be solved by obtaining a warrant ahead of time either.
