Sentence examples for warranted further assessment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "warranted further assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something requires additional evaluation or consideration. Example: "The initial findings of the study are promising, but they are warranted further assessment before any conclusions can be drawn."
Results of this study were evaluated to determine whether the docetaxel plus irinotecan combination warranted further assessment in a phase III trial.
Whereas the interaction of Ku with TRF1 and TRF2 is well-established, the localization of these interactions had not been determined and warranted further assessment as Ku can be found throughout the cell (Muller et al., 2005).
Vincent Tchenguiz said the damages should not be paid by the taxpayer alone and added that the "intervention of third parties in this unlawful process warrants further assessment".
Thus, the presence of the mixture of phenolic compounds in the industrial wastewaters warrant further assessment on the capability of single phenolic compound acclimated activated sludge to treat these wastewaters.
Therefore, the recent data demonstrating an inhibitory role of p53 during osteogenesis of several in vitro and in vivo models warrant further assessment regarding p53 activity during normal physiological processes of cell growth and differentiation.
These markers warrant further assessment of their prognostic value.
These two potential tumor markers warrant further assessment, preferably in prospective clinical studies.
However, such precise relationships in animal patients are unknown and warrant further assessment.
Our findings warrant further assessment of plasma proteins associated with angiogenesis as potential biomarkers of lenvatinib activity.
The DSM-5 suggests the questions shown in Table 4 for the identification of anxiety-related symptoms; items scored as mild or greater may warrant further assessment [ 26].
Our findings of concentrations as high as 21 ppm, although not directly comparable with the occupational standards, warrant further assessment of 2-BE from cleaning in the workplace.
