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Such confidence is not often warranted".
That criticism was often warranted, Mr. Sykes said.
As FNH is a do-not-touch lesion and HCAs often warrant surgery, differentiating both of them, also from malignant hepatic lesions, is of prime importance.
Mr. Trachtenberg said that even if celebrities do not donate their own money, their efforts often warrant recognition and scrutiny.
(Pre-ban attendance figures are hard to come by, but AP's account of the 1997 Pan Arab Games did not mention a small crowd; small crowds often warrant one).
I know she often warrants a slandering, but she didn't this time.
Accounting for non-independence in health research often warrants attention.
Such a selection bias could lead to an overestimation of effects [ 51] if participants in trials are more positive towards the interventions than non-participants [ 52, 53] The assumption that results of RCTs are generalizable to clinical practice is commonly made, rarely tested, and if empirically studied, often not warranted [ 54].
Unlike in Afghanistan, insurgents in Iraq are largely in urban areas and do not often mass in groups large enough to warrant use of airstrikes, Air Force commanders said.
Although techno itself does not often lend itself to visual expression, in some instances, like this one, it's warranted.
