Sentence examples for warranting the use from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, for men, an additional effect of the symmetry of the age-at-death distribution showed, warranting the use of the ELL-type index that also includes the skewness parameter.
35 Indeed, bacterial antibiotic resistance to cefotaxime is increasing in prevalence, thus warranting the use of other antibiotics as prophylaxis and potentially impacting cost.
A region with a non-vanishing R λ for MEG implies that the spherically symmetric volume conductor model is not accurate for that region, warranting the use a more realistic head model in inverse modeling also for MEG.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to use real-world data to compare LOS and mortality in patients with IFIs initiated on CAB vs LF-AMB with clinical conditions warranting the use of LF-AMB.
The fact that most of the children were being treated using medications typical for these conditions gives us some confidence that they were experiencing symptoms to a level of impairment warranting the use of psychiatric medications; however, which diagnosis they would actually meet criteria for is impossible to establish from this database.
(10) Obviously, assessing a catalytic mechanism is limited in classical MD since bond breaking and making are by definition unobservable, thus warranting the use of QM to further evaluate the feasibility of a specific mechanism suggested by classical MD and biochemical data.
His lawyer, Yetta Kurland, said Mr. Benzaquen had done nothing to warrant the use of force.
This was enough to warrant the use of wrought iron for many years, until steel production became more reliable.
The commission said on Friday that it had dismissed the complaint because it was not important enough to warrant the use of the commission's resources Rebecca Fairley Raney (NYT).
These findings warrant the use of appropriate controls and a careful interpretation of results in mammalian skeletal muscle pathologies.
The available scientific evidence does not warrant the use of PRP for the first-line treatment of tendinopathy.
