Sentence examples for course are warranted from inspiring English sources

Further studies of the narcolepsy with cataplexy course are warranted to disentangle whether adaptive compensatory mechanisms or a partial spontaneous remission drive alone, or in combination, our clinical observations.

Generally, therefore, there is a dearth of research employing qualitative methods and methodologies beyond those of the post-positivist paradigm, and in-depth qualitative explorations focusing on the temporal course are warranted.

The epithet "Platonist" will of course be warranted if Origen the Christian is identified with the Origen whom Porphyry represents as one of the privileged disciples of Ammonius Saccas, the Alexandrian teacher of Plotinus.

Given the high prevalence of hypertension in this national sample of young adults [ 31, 32], a focus on the identification of risk factors early in the life course is warranted.

In conclusion, our preliminary study showed that the diameter of the jugular foramina in patients with MS was 7-10% smaller than in controls, regardless of the clinical course of MS. Studies are warranted to confirm and explore the clinical relevance of this finding.

Of course, large randomized trials are warranted, but with the low incidence of early postoperative infection after THA, this will be difficult to achieve.

Further prospective studies that assess the SEVR in patients newly diagnosed with RA and who are followed over the course of their disease are warranted.

From a life-course perspective, future studies are warranted to investigate both pre- and post-employment risk factors (including working hours) for metabolic syndrome.

Comparisons to big movie launches are warranted, of course, and MW3 has the biggest beat by a factor of three or four.

Of course, large well-designed studies are warranted to reevaluate these findings.

Research should also pay more attention to the causes, course and characteristics of pain and clinical intervention trials are warranted.