Sentence examples for this could warrant from inspiring English sources

However, this could warrant exploration in further research.

This could warrant timely referral to oncogenetics services for further assessment and genetic testing (referral-level competences).

Extrapolating these findings to thyroid cancer implicates S100A13 as a new oncogenic factor in PTC, and this could warrant evaluation of the effectiveness of inhibiting S100A13-driven release of FGF-1.

This, however, could warrant the absence of glucose toxicity effects that would have blurred measurements of whole-body insulin sensitivity, which is known to be deteriorated by 40 50% in the presence of diabetes (16).

Psychosocial factors, such as discrimination or condescending treatment, which have shown relevant contributions in previous investigations (20), were not collected in this survey and could warrant further exploration in future studies.

A potential argument against the use of the models to prioritize symptomatic women for surgery is that a high prevalence of other pathologies was found among controls in this study (72%), which could warrant surgical intervention.

When The Huffington Post asked this summer whether reposting material alone could warrant federal charges, FBI Director James Comey said it would depend upon the individual circumstances and the "mental state" of the individual doing the reposting.

Most of these entries could warrant further debate of course.

Also, it's possible Kuechly could warrant snaps in nickel.

"Right now we have some deficiencies on our team that could warrant some help," Strahan said.

"I think there were certain things done that could warrant some administrative charges," Hampton said.