Sentence examples for sufficiently warranted from inspiring English sources

One of the factors explaining why many people with cognitive impairment have not been diagnosed is related to the fact that we have no cognitive impairment screening tool in the elderly population sufficiently warranted by the scientific community and the professionals who care for such patients.

With the end of Prohibition, he wrote, "the revenue of the government would be increased sufficiently to warrant the abolition of the income tax and corporation tax".

He reckons that his own life fits the bill sufficiently to warrant "a small break with the Mexican tradition of keeping quiet about everything or paying others to talk .In that he is correct.

Shortening the dry period by initiating milking after a dry period but prior to parturition does not increase milk yield or improve animal health sufficiently to warrant consideration.

Its closest competitor, Intel (nasdaq: INTC), early in the year unilaterally raised prices on its flash chips, expecting that demand was picking up sufficiently to warrant price increases of more than 20%.

This Article argues that these existing "Prostitution 2.0" innovations have not yet improved sex markets sufficiently to warrant legalization.

These authors assert that early 20th century research established hormesis sufficiently to warrant scientific acceptance but for unfavorable biases from influential scientists and linkage to homeopathy.

This manuscript has been seen and approved by all authors and all authors contributed sufficiently to warrant their inclusion in the author list and to take responsibility for the content of this report.

This manuscript has been seen and approved by all co-authors, and all authors contributed sufficiently to warrant their inclusion on the author list and to take responsibility for the content of this report.

Such samples are typically not available (but see Gow et al. 2011) because conservation hatcheries are often not implemented and genetic data not collected until a species has declined sufficiently to warrant management actions.

But it is sufficiently disconcerting to warrant further investigation.