Sentence examples for data collection warrant from inspiring English sources

As well as approving individual warrants, the judicial commissioner would also be responsible for a new bulk data collection warrant in limited circumstances.

However, the retrospective design of our data collection warrants us to be careful with its interpretation.

This outcome is a major constraint to data collection and warrants discussion.

Despite having higher incidence rates of ESRD than the U.S. white population, the Asian/Pacific Islanders remain a largely unstudied group, for whom more comprehensive data collection is warranted.

In contrast, some elements of our study were designed to be conducted more-or-less similarly across the three countries and this was more feasible where new data collection was warranted for all three countries, for instance an interpretive analysis of policy documents and key informant interviews with policy-makers.

Because of this and other problems, "the inconsistencies in validating the data collection and recordation warrant retraction of the article," the notice says.

Further investigation of validity and more acceptable data collection methods are warranted.

Narrative analysis supplemented social network analysis and demonstrated more explanatory power regarding the outcomes of the usability study and was an effective research method insofar as it mirrored the participants' evolving views of the design environment, suggesting that a reflexive approach to narrative data collection and analysis is warranted.

The present study does not capture or attempt to estimate such costs, and additional data collection and analysis is warranted.

It competes directly with a bill emerging from the Senate judiciary committee that would end bulk data collection from Americans without individual warrants.

In addition, respondents supported a call by the Don't Spy On Us campaign for senior judges rather than ministers to sign off on warrants for data collection of electronic communications, when asked where oversight of the intelligence agencies should lie.