Sentence examples for warrants further work from inspiring English sources
This, coupled with the variation in individual weighting factors reported in the original study (0.25 to 0.38) [122], warrants further work to determine whether or not individualising dose concentrations is necessary, and whether issues related to HCO3 − and [H+] rates of increase and clearance are impacting upon the efficacy of NaHCO3 as a supplement [130].
The prevalence and severity of such problems are currently unknown and warrants further work.
How far patients' beliefs about these aspects of their conditions affect their self-management is not clear from this study and warrants further work.
This study warrants further work towards quantifying the level of apoptosis induced by these truncated proteins, with a linked-within protein-transduction-domain (PTD).
Obviously our comments are purely speculative because of the descriptive design of the study, which warrants further work to approach the underlying molecular bases of these intriguing results.
This work therefore creates an intriguing parallel between SMA and SMARD and warrants further work into ribosome assembly and function in Smn depleted motor neurons.
Results show improved predictions warranting further work on mix event definition and extrapolation methods.
Further, these preliminary results warrant further work to optimize the application, specifically in terms of increased temperature and further reductions in reaction times.
UV-320, UV-328 (CAS 25973-55-1; see Table 1) and UV-329 (CAS 3147-75-9; R2, R3:H; R2: 1,1,3,3-tetramethylbutyl) are listed under the Convention for the Protection of the marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic (OSPAR Convention) as substances of possible concern, i.e. substances which warrant further work by OSPAR [19].
Our data warrant further work to prove SSL5-platelet effects in vivo.
Although a relatively small study performed in a research setting, we believe that our data warrant further work assessing the usefulness of induced-sputum as an alternative to both blood and BAL samples when investigating possible TB.
