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Usage of warranted in English
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Greater need for attention to obesity prevention in future DGAs is warranted.
Pubmed
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Similar studies applying an improved reference standard are warranted in the future.
Pubmed
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California's Department of Public Health says comparisons with other areas aren't warranted.
Reuters
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The Prime Minister Bill English says so far no inquiry is warranted.
Radio NZ
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Such concerns seem warranted given the mixed report card on the MDGs.
The Guardian
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Further research is warranted to assist health professionals improve their PA promotion.
Pubmed
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Continued efforts to identify other environmental and genetic risk factors are warranted.
Pubmed
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Additional research is clearly warranted to achieve the goal of 'predictive oncology'.
Pubmed
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The possibility to work with other journalists on the project if warranted.
The Guardian
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Multipronged and tailored interventions targeting the information needs of families are warranted.
Pubmed
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Animal models respecting rheological, hemodynamic and aneurysm wall conditions are highly warranted.
Pubmed
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Judge Richard S. Fields on Tuesday agreed a new trial was warranted.
Reuters
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Further research of its regulation and relevance in daily practice is warranted.
Pubmed
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Complaints of this size warranted a large group, armed and well organised.
The Irish Times
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But the groups said the report's findings warranted a fresh criminal investigation.
Reuters
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Future studies validating the clinical efficacy of this combination strategy are warranted.
Pubmed
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