Sentence examples for warranted revision from inspiring English sources

The original CCC system, now more than a decade old, warranted revision for 3 main reasons.

There are, however, several concerns about the writing and interpretation of a few things that we felt warranted revision.

In its filing, the Sands said that it did not believe the findings would have material impact on its financial statements, or that they warranted revisions in its past statements.

Both patients broke single 4.5 mm screws (core diameter of 3.0 mm) and appeared to have lost enough of the rotational correction to warrant revision surgery.

Thus the results and conclusions reported in our original report [ 17] do not appear to warrant revision.

The prevalence of penicillin resistant infections was considered low enough not to warrant revision of national recommendations, acknowledging the need for rapid identification of resistant infections and local decisions regarding choice of empiric therapy.

The concept of 'earliest stages,' however, warrants revision as it is increasingly clear there exists a 'preclinical' or 'presymptomatic' stage during which the pathological changes associated with AD, amyloid plaques, neurofibrillary tangles, and neuroinflammation, begin to appear without concomitant clinical features.

They further suggest that existing guidelines warrant revision.

This growing evidence warrants revision of BFHI global criteria and accreditation standards to 'Step 4' [ 2].

Who do you depend on to arbitrate the reviewers' opinions and decide whether your manuscript warrants revision or acceptance for publication?

In policy contexts like South Africa where DHS strengthening is a priority, the continuing role of vertical programme management structures warrants revision as silo structures could undermine DHS development.