Considering the importance of such prognostic information in clinical practice, a better understanding of prognosis determination in TBI is warranted.
And strict compliance with the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law, he said, requires a judicial determination that an eviction is warranted -- the very thing that the Pullman court said was not necessary.
Copper is both vital and toxic for many biological systems [1, 2], so its determination in water samples is warranted by the narrow window of concentration between essentiality and toxicity [3, 4].
Routine determination of coagulation parameters is warranted, especially in the first 24 hours post-trauma.
In 1953, five years after the crash, the Supreme Court reversed, in a murky decision that seemed to tell judges to forgo making their own determinations about whether secrecy is warranted, in at least some cases.
Regarding the legalities of the case concerning Sangji, early January brought the news that the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health, which had earlier cited and fined UCLA for "serious" safety violations, sent its report to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office for determination of whether criminal prosecution is warranted.
The Attorney General shall not base a determination under this chapter that there are no reasonable grounds to believe that further investigation is warranted, upon a determination that such person lacked the state of mind required for the violation of criminal law involved, unless there is clear and convincing evidence that the person lacked such state of mind.
Thus some limiting principals should apply to the determination of whether discovery to uncover the identity of a defendant is warranted.
Use of the scales in clinical studies and determination of the relationship between subjective breathlessness and objective physical stimuli is warranted.
Further investigation is warranted.
Further study is warranted.
