The time and expense required to develop a high-grade certification process are considerable and do not warrant resource allocation for a skill that is of importance to only small group of clinicians.
Despite these positive initiatives, there is currently no data in orthopaedic literature to support the hypothesis that the prevalence of IPV in orthopaedic trauma clinics warrants additional resources to identify and manage victims [ 7, 8].
There are those who view insider trading as a victimless crime - or at least one that leaves its victims with mere financial scratches, and thus warrants little resource devoted to its pursuit.
Here, and elsewhere, Dewey argued that teachers work warranted more resources and better working conditions.
"At this point, if we do get logical leads and enough probable cause that warrant the resources to do an investigation, then we'll continue to do so".
Among the top 10 research priorities cited, exposure of susceptible subpopulations and the increased risk for adverse health effects to these sub-populations are identified as warranting significant resource backing (NRC 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004).
Extending the auto-scaling technique to storage and network resources warrants investigation.
The unequal distribution of the water resources warrants a search for more energy efficient water treatment technologies.
Although some developers say the new Windows Phone operating system looks promising, they aren't convinced yet that the device sales will be significant enough to warrant diverting developer resources away from Android and Apple to focus on it.
It seems likely that the company will continue exploring home networking avenues in the future, as it focuses more and more on its HomeKit strategy, but AirPort in its current form doesn't appear to have been profitable enough to have warranted whatever remaining resources the company was continuing to expend.
