Sentence examples for warrant acquisition of 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.

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.

T-Mobile, the fourth-largest U.S. wireless provider, also said it has not worked with the government: "T-Mobile is not a participant in any NSA program for warrant-less surveillance and acquisition of call records," a spokesman for the Deutsche Telekom company said in an e-mail.

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.

BAT1 and BAT2 retention and acquisition of divergent expression profiles, warrants amino acid and α-ketoacid provision under fermento-respiratory and respiratory conditions.

Caution is warranted when interpreting such data, however, because acquisition of Bartonella spp. from animal sources through a blood meal would be anticipated given the ubiquity of the microorganism in domestic animals and wildlife.

In addition to serial tumour samples, serum samples are warranted as these may ultimately provide less invasive indicators of acquisition of resistance.

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However, the early age of acquisition of Pneumocystis spp. in different mammals, including humans, warrants study of vertical/transplacental transmission as an additional route of transmission of this stenoxenic microorganism.

Acquisition of a blaCMY gene by a traditionally nalidixic acid resistant serotype warrants further epidemiologic and laboratory investigation.

Our results warrant increased efforts at surveillance for and the study of risk factors associated with the acquisition of these isolates in order to guide future prevention and control measures.