Sentence examples for problems warrants from inspiring English sources

The high rate of ametropia and psychological problems warrants further study.

This relationship between PTSD and child behaviour problems warrants further investigation.

The high rate of problems warrants further investigation as precise details of difficulties experienced were not provided by the women in this study.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating whether air bag problems warrant recalling about 205,000 Suzuki vehicles, the 2006-11 Grand Vitara and the 2007-11 SX4, according to a report posted on the safety agency's Web site.

Blaine's persistent medical problems warranted more of a hands-on effort by Harrison in the conduct of foreign policy.

This underlines the importance of taking into account severe inattention and hyperactivity problems warranting an ADHD diagnosis in ASD children when interpreting inhibition data.

The most common problems warranting a visit to a doctor or a health care provider in developing countries are related to ear nose and throat (ENT) [ 1, 2].

Assess whether school wide behavior problems warrant adopting schoolwide strategies or programs, and if so, implement ones shown to reduce negative and foster positive interactions.

With environmentalists constantly being told to dial down the doom and gloom, to focus on the happy jobs and economic arguments, how can we ever create that visceral sense of seriousness that the problem warrants?

This problem warrants concern given that substance use disorders are the most common psychiatric problem among justice-involved youth (Teplin et al. 2002) and that the proportion of adolescent offenders entering the juvenile justice system with substance use problems has been consistently increasing over the past few decades (Tripodi and Bender 2011).

The Obama administration has begun to speak about Mexican gang violence and acknowledge that the problem warrants more of our attention.