Sentence examples for warranted see from inspiring English sources

Instead, quantitative agreement and an assessment of nature of possible between-individual heterogeneity of fit to model predictions are required in order to have evidence for optimality; without both of these test components, acceptance of the hypothesis of optimality is not warranted (see above).

If animal toxicity studies are not warranted (see below), additional comparative in vitro testing, using human cells or tissues, may be warranted.

Social networks, especially the family and one's circle of friends, can help to mitigate emotional distress or find ways of resolving it, including by evaluating its severity and whether or not professional help is warranted (see Additional file 1: Appendix 2, point 2.3).

That, it was argued, justified a higher level for the stockmarket than historical valuation measures seemed to warrant (see article).The experience of the past couple of years has poured chilly water on such theories.

The going concern value under normal conditions would be found so large, as compared with the sum realizable in liquidation, as to warrant seeing the depression through, despite current operating losses.

"The results here are so compelling that it warrants seeing if we can draw blood from these kids who are getting measles," he said.

It thus remains entirely uncertain what sort of action Exxon believes climate change actually "warrants," seeing as how it's not prepared to sell a single drop less of its own oil reserves.

Similarly, for physicians who chose to self-medicate when they were last ill, their perception of being ill did not warrant seeing a doctor yet a majority considered themselves ill enough to take prescription medication.

Thick or discolored mucus that does not clear in about a week may warrant seeing a doctor.

Logically, therefore, the last word lay with rational insight, not with any outside divine warrant (see Cartesian circle).

Further work is warranted to see if our findings can be replicated and to understand the causal mechanisms.