While having the skills to put plans into action is imperative, the ability to devise creative solutions to complex problems is at the heart of the discipline.
Hegel interprets Kant's categorical imperative as the ability of an individual's conscience to exceed the existing state of affairs.
In the end, a global mindset is an imperative, but the ability to take that information and apply it to local competitive markets will define business success in the future.
Blood samples for early diagnosis, monitoring treatment response, early indicators of disease relapse (and revealing increased heterogeneity) are imperative as our ability to generate new biomarkers through emerging technologies increases.
Thus, representative evaluation of computational approaches and high throughput experimental technologies is imperative to our ability as a community to harness the full potential of biological data in the post-genome era.
It is therefore imperative that the ability of a chemical entity to provoke chemical and/or oxidative stress can be determined prior to exposure of humans, in order to minimize the risk of toxicity and aid the design of safer alternatives.
Cryopreservation of tissue engineered bone (TEB), whilst maintaining its osteogenic ability, is imperative for large-scale clinical application.
It's perhaps never been more imperative to have this ability, considering some expect there to be 24 more rookies taken in fantasy drafts this year compared to 2015.
"It's absolutely imperative we have the ability to see any ground movement in the wider area". The council said the houses would be taken down "piece by piece" by workers using a cherry-picker.
Naturally there's a business imperative to this frictionless ability to do seemingly magical things with your phone.
Thanks to the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), LAUSD has an unprecedented ability, and imperative, to invest in the things that will most drive student achievement, particularly for our English Language Learners, foster youth, and help students living in poverty.
