Sentence examples for relationship merits from inspiring English sources

Clearly, this relationship merits further study as new data become available.

Recently, Maaten and Brook (2011) indicated that the relationship "merits further attention on global research and public policy agendas".

Although the clinical relevance of this potential relationship merits further investigation there are no immediate implications for practice.

We leave it to the clinician-user to determine the specific relationship or whether the relationship merits a diagnosis or a prescription.

Despite no reported change in arterial stiffness using our physiologically relevant high-fat meal, the possibility therefore exists that cinnamon could modulate stiffness by affecting (hepatic) glycemic control and thus this relationship merits further scrutiny.

These effects were small (a 1.83% increase in breast density compared with controls for premenopausal women) and although the clinical relevance of this potential relationship merits further investigation there are no immediate implications for practice.

But Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York, a government watchdog group, said the closeness of the Quinn-Giske relationship merited scrutiny.

Survey data suggest that educators perceive that psychiatric aspects of reproductive functioning, violence, and trauma; gender differences in prevalence, presentation, and treatment of psychiatric disorders; and gender aspects of the doctor-patient relationship merit particular emphasis in the clerkship curriculum.

In this paper we explore their properties and compare their relationships and merits.

Another speculates that this may have been a right of first refusal — although, to be clear, we have no clue whether Apple and the others have a pre-existent relationship to merit that.

Since the Japanese government launched the health care reform in 2004 to reduce medical costs by differentiating the functions of medical institutions [ 13], an investigation of the quality of primary care, especially in terms of patient-physician relationship, is merited.