Sentence examples for warrant acquisition from inspiring English sources

Experience or validation studies will show where the risk of exclusion is sufficiently low to warrant acquisition of data; this is discussed further below in connection with detection probabilities.

The company is understood to have a ratio target of below 1.5, with the possibility of rising to 2 if the acquisition warrants it.

Other safeguards recommended in the report are tighter definitions of the purposes for which data is sought — with Anderson specifying it should be "defined by operations or mission purposes" (as opposed to fishing expeditions); and the introduction of a new form of "bulk warrant" to limit the acquisition of data captured via mass surveillance to comms metadata.

Although decolonization measures in MRSA-colonized patients have not demonstrated long-term effectiveness (17 ), the possibility of infant MRSA acquisition may warrant further evaluation of such measures in infected, breastfeeding mothers.

Campaigners argue that the bill contains new and unprecedented powers for the UK to require overseas companies to comply with interception warrants and communications data acquisition requests and build interception capabilities into their products and infrastructure.

Given the high prevalence of anogenital HPV infection, further investigation of the role of HPV in HIV acquisition is warranted.

Given the potential interest demonstrated here more work is warranted especially in the acquisition of risk factor data that are integral to the cohort analysis.

Importantly, this process was also able to emphasize areas of non-consensus where additional data acquisition might be warranted.

In other terms, if CTC is aimed at the sole examination of the colon (eg, for CRC screening purposes), use of low-radiation-dose CT acquisition protocols is warranted.

Further clinical studies are warranted to determine if rapid image acquisition technology will allow utilization of these kinetic properties in patient diagnosis.

On the other hand, the lack of association between past infection and age may suggest that younger individuals are possibly engaged in higher risk behavior(s) for GBV-C acquisition, a hypothesis that warrants further investigation.