Sentence examples for supportive warrant from inspiring English sources

Appropriateness another notion borrowed from Alberti consists in the ways an architectural objects' constituent parts present, visually, a kind of mutually supportive warrant.

If, as in New York City, a significant proportion of these people are extensive users of acute-care health services, public shelters and the criminal justice system, "an aggressive investment in supportive housing is warranted," the University of Pennsylvania study said.

Prompt supportive measures are warranted in critically ill patients with H1N1 virus infection to decrease the development of AKI.

That said, we think weaker-than-expected March data release, including industrial production, property investment, imports and exports, PPI, point to continued soft demand, which warrants more supportive measures to stabilise growth.

The majority of these infants warrant a conservative and supportive approach unless additional symptoms or signs of illness are present.

Further epidemiological studies in non emergency settings would be very supportive for indicating a baseline that would warrant a deeper understanding of the effect of major events, such as disasters.

"I think that overall, people understand that this is a problem that needs to be dealt with and are very supportive and understand that these actions are warranted".

The findings suggest a more systematic investigation of the influence of supportive management on outcome in AES is warranted.

This analysis of the existing evidence suggests that there is sufficient equipoise regarding the benefits of HD for the oldest patients to warrant a randomized controlled trial of HD vs best supportive care.

Phase III randomised trials comparing second-line chemotherapy vs best supportive care in patients with advanced gastric cancer are highly warranted.

The same approach could be supportive for PACUs, but more studies in the immediate postoperative setting are warranted.