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Some worry that the discussion of Leontius does not warrant the recognition of a third part of the soul, and some worry that the appetitive part contains such a multitude of attitudes that it must be subject to further conflicts and further partitioning (and see 443e).
"Nanotyrannus" does have more maxillary teeth than other specimens of T. rex (fifteen, versus eleven to twelve for other T. rex) [29], [30], [31] but given that this feature is highly variable within species, and even between the left and right maxillae in a single individual [31], it is insufficient to warrant the recognition of a separate species.
On re-assessing the taxonomy of the two forms we find them to be morphologically and genetically distinct, warranting the recognition of the taxa formerly designated as subspecies; Ceratotherium simum simum the southern form and Ceratotherium simum cottoni the northern form, as two distinct species Ceratotherium simum and Ceratotherium cottoni respectively.
There is evidence that palaeo-climatic changes near the Plio-Pleistocene boundary may have impacted lineage divergences in Sylvia [34, this study], and additional study is needed to determine if these divergences warrant the recognition of additional Sylvia species.
Hence, the low affinity of pFNR for galactosyldiacylglycerol containing membranes might be essential to warrant the recognition by proteins present in the outer membrane.
Perhaps the varying extensions of the second pair or paratergal plates evolved more than once within Hoplopleura and, as such, it may not warrant the recognition of Pterophthirus as a distinct genus [ 35].
"Big Maybelle: Soul of the Blues," a semibiographical play by Paul Levine having its world premiere at Bay Street, is also a great showcase for Ms. White, a Broadway veteran who won a Tony Award in 1997 for her role in "The Life" and a Tony nomination for "Fela!" and who herself warrants wider recognition.
Mathematics thus warrants increased recognition for its role in developing students' abilities to analyze and reason with data in making informed decisions and to engage in constructive debate about local and global issues (The Royal Society Science Policy Centre, 2014).
Certainly, the number and magnitude of anatomical differences between Neanderthals and modern humans is such that it warrants their recognition as a separate species, and their exclusion from Homo sapiens (e.g., Stringer 1974; Tattersall 1992; Stringer and Andrews 1988; Hublin 1998; Harvati 2003b; Harvati et al. 2004).
Having spent nearly all of my adult life surrounded by these men and women, I can say without hesitation that their commitment, honor, and selflessness warrants that recognition.
However, the use of DAAs warrants careful recognition of potential DDIs with psychotropic agents and an analysis of whether psychotropic regimens should be changed due to significant DDI risks.
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The phrase "warrants this recognition " primarily functions as a means of asserting the justification for acknowledging something, be it an achievement, contribution, or quality. According to Ludwig AI, the phrase is correct and usable.
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