Sentence examples for even more warranted from inspiring English sources

Which is why an explanation from Facebook seems even more warranted.

This is why prevention may be so rewarding, and even more warranted after transplantation than in the general population.

Because population health interventions are complex, especially in LMICs, feasibility and pilot studies are warranted to ensure that the complexities are properly understood; given the power relations inherent in global health research, such efforts are even more warranted.

If associative learning capacities, as suggested from recent findings in cell biology and gene regulation, could be demonstrated in leukocytes in vitro, the old analogy of the immune system as a mobile brain [ 31] would appear even more warranted.

Never has a freakout been more warranted. .

She said that while not all schools were bad, enough were to warrant "even more protection from the false sales pitches of many of these for-profit trade schools".

Close monitoring is warranted, and even more so in the setting of chronic kidney disease, ESRD or acute kidney injury.

Our results do suggest, however, that the optimal age for screening initiation is likely not to be the same for European countries and that variation by up to 10 years or even more across countries might be warranted because of major differences in CRC incidence and mortality.

However, as a cause of death, Aspergillus spp. stand at the top, warranting an even more aggressive approach to this infection in CGD patients.

This finding supports the independent effect of diet on glucose metabolism and warrants even more public health attention to this dietary pattern.

Ho delighted in puns and double entendres, tonal play, anagram-like subtexts and elaborate rhyme schemes that were even more intricate than the established formal patterns warranted.