By 1821 an artifact purporting to be Descartes's skull had attracted enough interest to warrant analysis by the French Academy of Sciences.
Production scores were generally low, as would be expected at this age, and did not have sufficient variability to warrant analysis.
There was a strong trend towards BSA patients, who denied their diagnosis, to be more depressed at baseline, but the sample numbers were too low to warrant analysis at 9 months (figure 2G).
Disconnection from community fractures social supports, including family relationships and cultural practices; thus the structural and funding conditions that compel women to leave their communities warrant analysis and action to mitigate poor birth outcomes.
The large number of MS4A and TMEM176 genes in D. rerio warranted further analysis.
This subgroup warrants analysis.
Although the overall downward trends in CRC incidence noted in this study are encouraging, the relationship between cancer prognosis and degree of cancer progression at diagnosis warrant analysis of CRC characteristics by stage of disease.
Nigerian CRF02_AG had no well-supported clade in the phylogenetic analysis and thus did not warrant further analysis.
Or is the appointment of the first woman to the centuries-old post — and an outspoken, often even outrageous, woman at that — enough to warrant close analysis, cataloging, and debate over every new poem?
For my part I don't think that interpreting his stories as coded outpourings of subconscious frustration adds anything to them, but that's not to say they don't warrant serious analysis.
Issues warranting ethical analysis frequently arise in nursing practice.
