Sentence examples for warranted reduction from inspiring English sources

Any grade 4 toxicity warranted reduction by 100 mg m−2.

An LDAR program is designed to identify pieces of equipment that are emitting sufficient amounts of material to warrant reduction of the emissions through repair.

While the effect of activated charcoal on apixaban exposure is evident from the results of this study, its effectiveness in patients following an apixaban overdose or in other situations that warrant reduction of apixaban exposure remains to be determined.

"If the economy progresses about as the [Fed] expects, warranting reductions in the pace of purchases at each upcoming meeting, this final reduction would occur following the October meeting," the Fed said in minutes released Wednesday from its June policy meeting.

Furthermore, ethically warranted risk reduction procedures may lead to behavioral changes and increased condom use and thus, lower risk of HIV among the study cohort.

The dose-escalation trial 29 identified the Phase II dose to be 175 mg daily; however, the increased incidence of toxicities (90% of patients in the Phase I trial had at least one adverse event) warranted dose reduction in the Phase II and III trials.

He said the Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the state agency that administers the rent laws, could consider the changes to the intercom system a minimal reduction in service that would not warrant a reduction in rent.

But Mr. Cleary said they gave him "sufficient information" to warrant a reduction in Mr. Ricciardi's sentence.

The US agriculture secretary said last week the situation was not bad enough to warrant a reduction in government mandates for biofuels, driving the price of corn even higher.

"There are no findings," a summary of the report reads, "that would warrant a reduction in the number and capacity of transfer stations in the study area".

The challenges facing the country today are so substantial that further delay imperils the Republic and warrants another reduction in the supermajority requirement.