Sentence examples for not as warranted from inspiring English sources

Computational tools and numerical strategies for the determination of the response of masonry walls under blast overpressure often rely on oversimplifying and conservative assumptions, which, although justifiable for design purposes, are not as warranted when fragility analysis and risk assessment are the objectives.

Kulchyski echoed this, suggesting that environmental review processes often look to be "rigged in advance" given that environmental reviews are conducted by government agencies and may not be as independent as warranted.

As I grew older, creating my own list of incomprehensible behaviors for my son to figure out my dad's foibles were not as important nor did they warrant any explanation.

While this should not be over-interpreted, it still raises the question of whether the needs assessment in the middle- and low-income countries is being done as thoroughly as warranted, but not reported in the articles, or if these countries' needs might not always be at the very centre of the HRCD's attention.

Moral tensions were evident, as providing support for health-related behaviour change and maintenance is considered integral to employment in a healthcare role, additional income or benefits for providers were seen as not warranted: It's their job and they're getting paid for it so, no, I don't think they should get any extra for it.

Updates as warranted.

Monsanto, which manufactures glyphosate under the commercial name Roundup, has slammed the delays as "not scientifically warranted".

However, in the assessment of existing composite bridges this simplification may not be warranted as it is often necessary to extract the greatest capacity and endurance from the structure.

Cook and colleagues [ 10] found, in contrast, that universal prophylaxis may not be warranted as only 1 patient out of 1,000 treated would benefit from the prophylaxis.

However, such an interpretation would not be warranted as penultimate stress is the statistically predominant pattern in German words and, thus, is not likely to evoke higher costs in processing than the less frequent pattern.

For greater reliability, using complete and consistent (i.e. responded at all possible surveys and provided the same response at each survey) reporting per child will increase the agreement; however, the small gain in higher agreement may not be warranted as the sample size will subsequently decrease.