Sentence examples for Conspicuous need for from inspiring English sources

There is a conspicuous need for in vivo evaluation of biomaterials prior to their application as bone graft or tissue engineering scaffold.

There is at present a conspicuous need for formal evaluative methods which designers of video and computer games can use in order better to understand the elusive factors which lead to good gameplay mechanics.

The word conspicuous need not be spoken to be heard.

This further bolsters our earlier thinking that there was a conspicuous need to hold symposia on this topic on a regular basis and the fourth is planned for May 16-21 , 1993in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The high price of gene therapies also made conspicuous the need for creative financing mechanisms to address the high cost of treatment, such as annuity models, installment plans, pay-for-performance arrangements, and reinsurance.

A widespread trade-off between natural and sexual selection in animals is the need for conspicuous sexual signals while minimizing detection by predators.

Metabolic reconstruction indicates a heterotrophic lifestyle with conspicuous nutritional deficiencies, suggesting the need for metabolic complementarity with other microbes.

Only E. coli colonies are conspicuous on SEC plates, eliminating need for colony identification and allowing for a direct enumeration of E. coli.

The F.T.C. said that an investigation had turned up some questionable practices and that it would send letters to the search engine companies "outlining the need for clear and conspicuous disclosures of paid placement, and in some instances paid inclusion, so that businesses may avoid possible future commission action".

She said the board also saw the need for greater accountability in the aftermath of conspicuous lapses by corporate and nonprofit boards, noting such high-profile scandals as those at WorldCom and Enron.

Although Sandberg is outspoken about the need for more women leaders, she's said nothing about the conspicuous lack of women in Trump's cabinet ― he's appointed the whitest and most male cabinet since Reagan.