Sentence examples for course warrant from inspiring English sources

Briefly assessing the global numbers of estimated deaths and life-threatening infections, perhaps cryptococcal disease is relatively the most underfunded fungal disease, for example, as compared with Aspergillus and Candida infection (though they all of course warrant increased investment).

That, of course, warranted some investigation.

This is of course a selective and simplified reading of American policies and discourse, and American critiques of Saudi religious incitement, gender inequality, and human rights abuse are of course warranted.

This, of course, warrants the use of an already used game, which you will hopefully have.

In females with FEPM, the impact of sexual trauma on illness course warrants further consideration.

The opinions of all disciplines should be acknowledged; there should be open and honest dialogue; and there should be sensitivity in communicating the plan of action and an agreement to re-evaluate the situation as the clinical course warrants.

These preliminary results indicate that instruction toward these aspects of the Physics of Biomedicine course warrants improvement and revision, because the normalized gains are below those of the astronomy students on questions 5, 7, 8, and slightly below for question 23 (see Figure 5).

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.

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.

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.

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.