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The phrase "warrant further exploration" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a certain topic or idea deserves more investigation or study. Example: The results of this study warrant further exploration into the potential benefits of mindfulness meditation on stress reduction.
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Overall, the results warrant further exploration of mediating mechanisms of the effects of dexmedetomidine.
The relationships found between vitamins A and C and leg ulcer severity warrant further exploration.
We conclude that ARA-C and JS-K have synergistic anti-leukemic activity and warrant further exploration in combination.
Already a great weekend destination, with Britain's best Bronze Age sites and great bars and clubs in Kirkwall, Orkney's islands warrant further exploration.
We suggest possible solutions, which warrant further exploration or enhancement.
While such symptoms can occur with other conditions, they should warrant further exploration.
The reasons for this finding are not clear and warrant further exploration.
In a statement issued Monday morning, the company said its crews found no signs of oil and gas "sufficient to warrant further exploration" in the Chukchi Sea.
Novel associations which may warrant further exploration were also found.
This gene expression analysis was confounded by the incipient hip OA in HD dogs but the current data warrant further exploration for its role in HD.
Our models were not designed to explore how the timing and number of breaks might be optimized for outbreak control, however, and these questions warrant further exploration.
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