Sentence examples for On necessitates from inspiring English sources

Symptomatic MD (gastrointestinal bleeding, abdominal pain, intussusception, and so on) necessitates surgery.

"There were vacations and absences and so on necessitated by the summer, and perhaps 15 years ago that would have precluded this being done before Labor Day," he said from his vacation close to New Paltz in Upstate New York.

On reflection, BOAC decided that only a Proteus-engined aircraft was worth working on, necessitating a further redesign with Bristol eliminating the Centaurus option.

Of these 6 (17%) would be recurrent injuries, and each injury would on average necessitate 12 days absence from training or match play.

Part of taking on that responsibility necessitates regulatory reform.

The increasing burden of the world's population on agriculture necessitates the development of more robust crops.

For those that have been bailed out, going more slowly on austerity necessitates bigger loans from creditors (who are unlikely to agree to them).

More so, the dependence of the contact resistance on doping necessitates the use of low sheet resistance emitters, which exacerbates losses in the blue response and hence the efficiency.

Any discussion on QbD necessitates defining pharmaceutical quality, which is rather subjective.

Nonlinear dependences of transmission on climate necessitates consideration of both changing climate trends and variability across time scales of interest.

However, this has not been proven because to reliably measure the effect of changes in age and comorbidity on mortality necessitates larger studies than have been published.