Sentence examples for a need for wide from inspiring English sources
Technological advances, broad deployment, and economies of scale of third Generation partnership project (3GPP) standards make them affordable and attractive for many applications and competitive compared to other technologies, especially when there is a need for wide area connectivity.
There is a need for wide and prospective data collection in order to monitor cancer events among HIV-infected persons in low-income settings.
Clinton said there was a need for wider vigilance against militant attacks, pointing to the discovery of a new plot linked to the Yemen-based group, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, to attack an airliner with an improved "underwear bomb".
The worry was that if there were enough wireless local-area hot spots deployed using 802.11b, then there wouldn't be a need for wide-area networks.
There is a need for wider dissemination of concise thrombophilia testing guidelines.
There is a need for wider multicenter studies to get a correct picture of the incidence and the problems encountered in management of vertebral column trauma in AS.
In Argentina, the project focused on children's rights because its organizers saw a need for wider public knowledge and discussion of this issue.
There also appears to be a need for wider dissemination among students and researchers of the IRB review processes and how to adequately meet the review requirements.
The panel agreed that there is a need for wider experience in the use of these instruments across centres, and for validation of these instruments using the criteria for diagnosis recommended in this study.
There is a need for wider and more comprehensive studies among all FMDV susceptible species to verify the absence of these two serotypes in the country, considering the widespread movement of livestock and wildlife within and across national borders.
In their study of two Norwegian nursing homes, Jakobsen & Granebo [ 52], found that there is a need for wider multidisciplinary teams to develop variations in the approaches to the older residents.
