Sentence examples for a need for new techniques from inspiring English sources

Some advocates for sentiment analysis see this as evidence of a need for new techniques.

There are many methods which can be applied, however there is still a need for new techniques addressing specific diagnostic issues.

With the increasing density of points obtained by the new types of lidar technologies, such as single-photon lidar, which produce orders of magnitude more points [9], there is a need for new techniques that would take advantage of high point densities and provide analyses to support improved ecosystem management.

As culture-based methods are operator-sensitive and yield lower rates of identification in longer timespans, dependent on species-specific growth rates, there is a need for new techniques leading to rapid identification of the pathogenic agent and its antimicrobial susceptibility profile.

Therefore, there is a need for new design techniques to increase the interactivity around video lectures in MOOCs.

There is a need for new analytical techniques to measure the products of indoor chemistry that are short-lived, highly reactive, thermally labile, or highly oxidized—"stealth" chemicals.

The discovery of the New World by Europeans led to the need for new techniques in cartography, particularly for the systematic representation on a flat surface of the features of a curved surface generally referred to as a projection (e.g., Mercator projection, cylindrical projection, and Lambert conformal projection).

This study underscores the lack of knowledge about one of the commonest symptoms in respiratory disease, the need for new techniques to measure and monitor cough, and to determine whether objective cough sound characteristics are useful.

Previous studies of viral metagenomes have underscored the need for new techniques, as most of the available metagenomic sequences have limited detectable similarity to sequences in Genbank [ 9, 11- 13].

To take advantage of the increasing amounts of data there is a need for new methods and techniques for effective data management and analysis to generate information that can assist in managing the utilization of resources intelligently and dynamically.

Due to the development of new audio services, there has been a need for new audio compression techniques which would provide sufficient generality, that is, the ability to encode any kind of the input signal (speech, music, signals with mixed audio sources, and transient signals).