Sentence examples for long-term warrants from inspiring English sources

The proportion of participants expressing condom use fatigue did not change over time and did not translate into an increase in unprotected sex; nevertheless, the impact of this over the long-term warrants concern.

The resistance to current chemotherapies, limited success of treatment, and poor long-term prognosis warrants the search for and creation of new drugs, which alone or in combination with other forms of therapy could target and eradicate tumor cells more efficiently (Hegi et al., 2004; Chamberlain et al., 2007).

The potential for linagliptin to spare insulin and provide long-term renal safety warrants further investigations.

The decreased risk of cancer of the UADT associated with the use of non-COX-2 inhibitors, NSAIDs and long-term aspirin therapy warrants further exploration of the benefits vs risks of the use of these agents.

Well-designed RCTs focusing on the need for RBCT and including long-term outcomes are warranted.

Long-term studies are warranted to determine if horses will adapt to feeding from hay nets.

In light of these encouraging findings, further studies to compare the effectiveness of the humor training with the effectiveness of other types of intervention and to assess its potential long-term effects seem warranted.

The analysis of long-term outcome is warranted.

Long-term studies are warranted to address this question.

Further experimentation to establish optimal doses of exenatide + dapagliflozin to maximize long-term benefits is warranted.

Further, long-term studies are warranted in order to evaluate the delayed effects of cisplatin on olfaction.