(The subject of food allergies may warrant a separate, future column).
So-called low-grade changes in the cells may warrant a colposcopy, in which the cervix is examined through a high power microscope.
SIR Your article suggested that high rate moneylenders, destined in Dante's day to the seventh circle of hell, may warrant a reprieve in modern times.
But each has a sizable population of international students, is comparatively easy on the pocket and may warrant a spot on your list.
But they each has a sizable population of international students, is comparatively easy on the pocket and may warrant a spot on your list.
A heavy workout lasting more than an hour, or exercise done in extreme environmental conditions (like high-altitude hiking or singles tennis at 90 degrees) may warrant a sports drink to replace lost electrolytes as well as water.
But the agents for Mr. Willimon and the director attached to the show, Joel Schumacher, best known for action movies like "Batman Forever," view the play as a potentially big deal that may warrant a production in a larger space than the Flea's 74-seat space – possibly even on Broadway.
Both assumptions may warrant a prospective study regarding impact of caffeine cessation on acute migraine treatment.
Advance sensor data may warrant a proactive service event to prevent a major problem or to prioritize safety recall efforts.
In any case, for now, falling prices while the economy is growing well may warrant a new term.
In specific patients, overt patellar mal-tracking or instability may warrant a lateral retinacular release or patellar tendon transfer at the time of the femoral rotational osteotomy.
