Sentence examples for relevant warrants from inspiring English sources
The present study aimed at implementing an interpretive argument of validity to evaluate TOEFL iBT base on the inferences and their relevant warrants.
I won't, but a few other relevant items warrant mention.
The identification of several protein domains which have so far not been associated with microbial plant biomass degradation in the Pfam-based SVM analyses as being relevant may warrant further scrutiny.
Substantive absolute differences between estimates of 3-year disease-free survival and 5-year overall survival with log-normal and Cox models were large enough to be clinically relevant, and warrant further consideration.
Taken together, these results confirm the pathogenicity of the mutation, according to a recessive trait, and provide genetic evidence for a role of LYRM7 in a terminal step of cIII assembly, relevant to warrant OXPHOS proficiency in cells and tissues.
The magnitude of differences in survival estimates with a log-normal vs a Cox model were large enough to be clinically relevant and warrant further consideration as we evaluate new therapies and prognostic/predictive factors.
Clearly, in vivo oral or topical dosing studies in animals at doses that are environmentally relevant are warranted to fully substantiate and understand the direct and long-term impacts of such subtoxic level exposures of this likely obesogen (Buonsante et al. 2014).
In early 2010 we proceeded with formulating a review question after finding out that tiotropium was licensed for use by mist inhaler (Respimat Soft Mist Inhaler; Boehringer Ingelheim) in Europe, and a review of mortality concerns would therefore be clinically relevant and warranted.
But Julian Assange should take solace in knowing that, regardless, he was deemed culturally relevant enough to warrant a biopic in the first place.
Owing to its complex roles, further relevant studies are warranted.
However, further rigorous designed trials in relevant conditions are warranted to support their use in practice.
