Sentence examples for warranted that this from inspiring English sources

When comparing his assessment of fatigue at baseline ('not at all') and follow-up ('quite a bit'), the conclusion is warranted that this patient's level of fatigue has increased.

When it's warranted, that is.

If he is not quite as well known as his output would seem to warrant, that may be owing to this same penchant for shape-shifting.

That touch doesn't warrant that dive.

Additionally, the authors warrant that this manuscript represents original work that is not being considered for publication in any other vehicle of scientific divulgation.

Due to data restrictions these aspects are rather weak and not estimated further, and more research seems to be warranted that addresses this question in particular.

Like I don't believe it warranted that.

That is in contrast to Mr. Cuomo's assertion that Mr. Merkin had concealed Mr. Madoff's role, and those e-mail messages "fail to demonstrate that dismissal is warranted at this early state of this action," Judge Lowe said.

His discipline and dedication – some of his young staffers reportedly have trouble keeping up with the 72-year-old's 18-hour daily schedule – and readiness to go up against the powerful interest groups that have been holding the country hostage, have given the people of Nigeria warranted hope that this time, this government will be different.

It is probably too early to draw from this model the conclusion that Aβ peptide deposition should precede tau pathology (it does in the model; this does not warrant that it occurs in this way in the human).

Thus, our data suggest that clinical trials to test the efficacy of rapid, topical application of acetic acid are warranted and that this treatment may offer an effective, low-cost prophylactic treatment for an infectious disease that is currently very challenging to treat.