Sentence examples for warranting particular attention from inspiring English sources
High-risk alcohol use, use of prescribed drugs and aspects of work and recreational environments were identified as warranting particular attention.
Inaccessibility and marginality make mountains one of the toughest environments for agriculture in terms of diversification of farm activities, resulting in a higher prevalence of vulnerability and warranting particular attention for sustainability of the overall mountain systems (Körner and Ohsawa 2005).
Projected climate changes such as these will directly affect the exposure pathways of food-and waterborne diseases, warranting particular attention by public health practitioners.
The authors of the study – Adam Leventhal, of the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, and colleagues – acknowledge there are many unknowns but conclude that: "The transition from vaping to smoking may warrant particular attention in tobacco control policy".
Individuals with schizophrenia who have prominent cognitive dysfunction, especially memory impairment, may warrant particular attention when participating in research.
That agenda, which up till now, has been of little interest to either university or industry because the prevailing academic wisdom has considered the cultural and environmental value of this third mission (into networks, attributes and capacities) to be a venture neither fundamental enough, nor sufficiently strategic to warrant particular attention (Deakin, 2010a, 2010b).
Several of our findings warrant particular attention.
In our survey results, two domain areas warrant particular attention.
Lower-pH condiments such as table vinegar and salad dressing may warrant particular attention.
Characteristics such as family histories, disruptive disorders, anxiety disorders, somatic symptoms, and family histories of mood disorders warrant particular attention.
The potentially dangerous characteristics of cholesteatoma listed above may warrant particular attention by clinicians, even when symptoms appear to be mild.
