Sentence examples for warrant any changes from inspiring English sources

The new results do not warrant any changes in the current guidelines for hormone use, said Dr. JoAnn E. Manson, an author of the study and a professor of medicine at Harvard.

"It's an intriguing hypothesis, but it doesn't warrant any change in clinical practice, and the authors recognize that".

Top Nocsae officials have maintained that no scientific data have warranted any changes; at the meeting, those board members continued to express doubt that the new efforts would increase safety.

"Right now we don't have the data to warrant recommending any changes in dietary habits.

If a change in RA disease status warranted any change in DMARD or corticosteroid therapy, the patient was withdrawn from the study.

Further studies are warranted to examine any changes in anterior and posterior trunk muscle activity during walking as pregnancy progresses.

Further studies are warranted to examine any changes in posterior trunk muscle activity during walking as pregnancy progresses.

And when she complained that she did not belong on a terrorist watch list, the government's response came a year later in a form letter saying only that her case had been reviewed and that any changes warranted had been made.

The Dantae Johnson case was controversial, but not enough to warrant a change of venue.

Surely that should be enough to warrant a change in tune?

Fundamental differences about financial and operational performance were significant enough to warrant a change in leadership.