Sentence examples for warrant revising from inspiring English sources
Evidence that a drug treatment reduces the relative risk for vascular events is noteworthy but not sufficient to warrant revising current treatment thresholds.
Trials are important for testing the efficacy of these therapies; however, it has been suggested that the evidence hierarchy that prioritizes RCTs over other methods may warrant revising for the examination of certain interventions [ 18].
For more than 10 hours, the hearing returned repeatedly to a single point of dispute: Those backing the mayor say the Wall Street crisis creates an extraordinary situation that warrants revising term limits so Mr. Bloomberg can remain in office and manage the city's finances.
Thus their careful use does not constitute circular reasoning but a kind of feedback, in which one makes adjustments in the premises of the argument as new evidence warrants, the revised premises then indicating the kind of additional evidence one needs to look for.
A discussion of this point is definitely warranted in a revised version of this manuscript.
Tennant also points out, if the knowability principle is the primary anti-realist motivation for revising classical logic, restricting it to basic statements surrenders the warrant against a classical treatment of complex statements.
"I was just constantly revising and revising.
WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department is revising guidelines that spell out when federal prosecutors can seek information from and records of reporters in a move intended to expand high-level review before subpoenas and warrants are issued, Attorney General Eric Holder announced Wednesday.
Revising Citizens United.
Revising nearly 40 essays.
