However, this assumption is not warranted because reactions occurring near the water NAPL interface can reduce characteristic mass transfer lengths, which tend to enhance mass transfer over the no-reaction case.
In the great scale of a multibillion-dollar corporation, the defection of one editor to a rival newspaper in New York may hardly warrant that reaction.
"Our activists did nothing to warrant the reaction we've seen from the Russian authorities," it said.
This is the strange world we live in, where parents have to weigh which acts of violence warrant a reaction and our kids think none do.
Try asking yourself a few of these questions: Is my reaction warranted?
Although the experimental focus has been on the forward DNA synthesis reaction, further characterization of the reverse reaction, pyrophosphorolysis, is warranted, especially because the reverse reaction can play an important role in nucleoside drug resistance.
News with such big implications for the digital-ad world can often warrant mixed reactions and spark discussions over who will benefit the most.
Kinetic modeling illustrates the importance of the methylbenzyl + HO2 reaction and indicates further study of this reaction is warranted.
Turned out her reaction was warranted: the meat came tender and moist and draped in semi-caramelized onions, and the yuca was soft and garlicky.
In the new study, which was published in the journal Pediatrics, researchers found that children between the ages of 1 and 3 who were given the DTaP vaccine in their thigh instead of in their upper arm were around half as likely to have a local reaction that warranted a visit to a doctor, nurse or emergency room.
Overall, I think the market's reaction was warranted to some extent as the statements just sounded like a bad excuse for a problem area in the business (marketing mix) that should have been more closely monitored.
