Sentence examples for warranted to apply from inspiring English sources

Careful attention is warranted to apply the present method when uniform structure cannot be assumed.

Future researches are warranted to apply the WHO growth standards in those countries with local growth charts when there are distinct differences between the WHO growth charts and local growth charts including those in China.

The bill also permits "targeted interception warrants" to apply to groups, persons organisations or premises, the letter notes.

The current law requires officials to obtain wiretap warrants for each separate phone, but the proposed changes would allow the warrants to apply to any phone used by a suspect.

Microsoft didn't think that it was reasonable for a United States-specific warrant to apply to overseas and extra-national data.

This is taken as warrant to apply to cultural phenomena many of the modelling techniques developed by population biologists.

"The evidence is strong enough now, in multiple tissues, that it's warranted to try and apply this in humans," said Saul Villeda, first author of one of the studies at the University of California in San Francisco.

Further studies are warranted to assess how we can apply this information in clinical practice and to revisit the cutoffs for CMRFs which incorporate the pubertal stage of the child in the assessment.

Thus, it seems warranted to search for criteria, by applying the available methods that would be useful in the preoperative evaluation and diagnosis.

It must be admitted that our current findings are based on a single study and further investigation is still warranted to generalize the conclusions by applying the approaches to other studies and to validate whether the findings can be replicated.

The recent considerable success of cell immunotherapy in melanoma warrants further efforts to apply this treatment to other cancers including RCC.