Sentence examples for partially warranted from inspiring English sources

China's growth rate may fall to around 7%.Americans can comfort themselves that, as in the late 1990s, the optimism gap is partially warranted.

Austrian School economists distrust empirical economics, a skepticism that is partially warranted, partially unwarranted.

When you have a (partially or sufficiently) warranted belief, like A, notice that it supports another belief (B, in this case), and, as a result, increase your level of confidence in that other belief, that seems a clear case in which warrant has transferred from A to B. But likewise in reverse — from B to A. And by now the foundationalist's warning lights have been lit up.

These experiments seem warranted in light of the partially overlapping work of Debattisti, et al. We thank the reviewers for raising this point and have added ultrastructural data of Marf B RG with expression of human MFN1 or MFN2.

Further prospective study may be warranted to determine the diagnostic utility of partially visualized pathology.

Further investigation into the regional differences is warranted, as they appear to be only partially explained by provincial disparities in wealth.

If the clinical symptoms cannot or only partially be explained by the visible airway obstruction, an overnight polysomnography (PSG) is warranted.

Fibrin-genipin was the simplest annulus fibrosus repair solution evaluated that involved an easily deliverable adhesive that filled irregularly-shaped annular defects and partially restored disk biomechanics with low herniation risk, suggesting further evaluation for disk repair may be warranted.

Additionally, ethical considerations are warranted regarding the type of vaccination program implemented (e.g. a consumer based approach versus a partially or fully subsided voluntary program versus compulsory vaccination).

Further investigation is warranted.

Further study is warranted.