Sentence examples for which could be warranted from inspiring English sources

However the tegumental enzymes changes could not be analysed in this study, which could be added value to the histochemical property of tremtode-drug action, which could be warranted.

Firstly, disseminating and invading cells might require a reorganization of their cytoskeleton to improve motility and epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT), which could be warranted by keratins of simple epithelia as is K8.

More action could be warranted from the Bank, which has the power to clamp down further on mortgage lending as part of its macro-prudential tools.

This study is not intended to determine the extent to which LAs used these ideas in practice, although such a study could be warranted, and in fact, is taking place.

Los Angeles hosts two teams, thus a comparison of Toronto to Los Angeles could be warranted.

Minor nuisance-type transgressions may not warrant full-fledged prosecutions, which could be reserved for more serious misconduct that clearly threatens public safety.

Nevertheless, a proposition that the type or a conformation of the neighboring ring can affect the monosaccharide ring geometry which could be probed by RDCs is intriguing and warrants further investigation using simpler systems.

NBS's board has tried to dilute Livedoor's stake by issuing warrants to Fuji TV, which could be converted into shares.

Which could be New York's next fad.

Which could be a good thing.

Which could be her unofficial motto.