Sentence examples for warrant elaboration from inspiring English sources

This does have a clear explanation however and doesn't warrant elaboration in this article.

A number of important issues warrant elaboration.

We also present the results of the extended community survey, which took place between February and March 2013 and on the basis of the survey we extract a couple of conclusions which warrant further elaboration in the community.

These simple examples of lineage selection effects certainly do not warrant the elaboration of a new systems approach of the carcinogenic process but more complex interactions of the genome architecture on lineage selection may be expected when modifications of the genome architecture have multiple and possibly opposed effects which manifest themselves at disparate times and progression stages.

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Certainly, we believe that optimization of Semantic Web-based chemical searching solutions with the latest and the most efficient tools, as well as the application of existing tools to very large (over a million molecules) stores of chemical information, warrants further elaboration in an expanded, separate study.

This elaboration is warranted for several reasons.

As practice approaches attract more interest in sustainability and energy studies, the question of how practices are learned and developed warrants further theoretical and empirical elaboration.

The investigation into and further elaboration of such a study is warranted to determine if there are additional molecules that can further sub-categorize cellular responses so that the detailed differences in cellular responses can be explained at a network architecture level.

Although the general pattern of chromosome and genic methylation agree with those of Arabidopsis and rice, there were a number of important differences or elaborations that may relate to its distinctive biology and evolution, and warrant further analysis.

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