Sentence examples for period merits from inspiring English sources

The increase in the use of CE-CTA over the final 5 years of the study period merits discussion, with an increase in CE-CTA (excluding CT pulmonary angiography and CT coronary angiography) from 122 studies in 2005/06 to 396 studies in the final year of data collection.

However, the factors associated with the slight increase in HIV seropositivity among these migrants towards the end of study period merit further investigations.

A point merits clarification.

The traffic produced is typically above one million equivalent single axle loads (ESAL) over a 20-year period, which merits a design governed by pavement fatigue standards.

This is particularly surprising because the total UK dialysis population increased by about 50% over the same time period and merits further investigation.

Late in the game, Obama, who was still in the Senate, offered a seemingly innocuous amendment that would shorten the expiration period of merit-based visa evaluations.

The affair only fuelled speculation that a personal grievance Olazábal has towards Harrington had come into play even if, in reality, the three-times major winner did not do enough over the qualifying period to merit inclusion.

Men who delay diagnostic resolution beyond a 3-month period may merit outreach via patient navigation.

The reversed increasing trends in outpatient breast cancer surgery in 2000 and 2001 from those in the previous period may merit special policy attention.

For Scudéry, the religious skepticism of the libertines in the period's salons merits little intellectual respect.

Only from the perspective of a much later period can the merits of Xenophanes' scientific views be fairly appreciated.