Sentence examples for is warranted based on from inspiring English sources
"E.P.A. has done preliminary assessments of the sites we propose, and we propose them because we feel that the listing is warranted based on what we've found," she said.
The only way we could be more defensive would be to move to an extreme cash position, which we do not feel is warranted based on valuations and the level of risk.
Standard & Poor's Equity Research reiterated a "buy" rating and 12-month target price of $38 on McDonald's, saying a premium on the stock is warranted based on the company's strong sales momentum and superior product development capabilities.
Finally, the President's Proposal requires a payment adjustment for unjustified coding patterns in Medicare Advantage plans that have raised payments more rapidly than the evidence of their enrollees' health status and costs suggests is warranted, based on actuarial analysis.
While a re-evaluation of the current recommended diagnostic strategy is warranted based on the findings from our study, further research in the form of a randomized clinical trial would be of great benefit for a more definitive determination of the true value of FDG-PET/CT in this clinical setting.
In spite of these limitations, further preclinical evaluation of botanicals and herbs and their constituent compounds using validated scientific methods is warranted based on numerous anecdotal observations of clinical benefit in patients with epilepsy and published reports showing mechanisms of action relevant to epilepsy or anticonvulsant effects in animal models of epilepsy.
Natalie Ravitz, a spokeswoman for the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said in a statement that disciplinary action was warranted based on the report.
Rather, the officials said, Mr. Conrad's recommendation to Ms. Reno was based on a broader conclusion that further investigation by an outside counsel was warranted based on what prosecutors viewed as Mr. Gore's overall contentious elusiveness and misstatements.
However, certain design adjustments to the current flexible pavement design methods may be warranted based on earlier research findings [1, 2].
Thus, architectural formalism suggests that the sum total of aesthetic properties of an architectural object are or arise from formal properties, such that our aesthetic judgments are warranted based on experience and assessment of just those properties.
