Sentence examples for advocate a need from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that vision plays a larger role in the short-range orientation behaviour of free-flying bats than previously recognized, and we advocate a need for more controlled experiments in natural settings when assessing sensory modality integration in bats.

These results advocate a need for the HTGW phenotype to be intensively investigated from a genetic perspective.

Second, it has been difficult for national and district policy makers to advocate a need for increased funding for curative services, due to the critical attitude of donors towards the high relative proportion of funds already spent for these services.

Cruess et al. advocate a need to better understand this socialization process so that we can engage our students and support them in their 'determination of the nature of their future professional selves' [ 8].

She has long advocated a need to rerate securities to keep investors aware of changing risks in a holding.

The Men's Health Forum for England and Wales advocates a need to focus on male-sensitive approaches to weight loss issues and has published The HGV Man Manual 48 designed in the format of the Haynes car maintenance manuals.

The study thus advocates a need for proper measures to be taken to lessen increasing environmental pollution (soil, air, and water) by strictly implementing pollution control laws and enforcing proper disposal of industrial effluents in industrial zones.

Even if you use an assessment organisation (a far more expensive process) to move up a level, an advocate will need a judicial assessment on at least two occasions.

Melly Tamez, a Laredo promotora, is a dedicated community advocate who sees a need for such information in her community and works to provide it.

So I'm not advocating panic or a need to rush your funding round.

We agree with the recently advocated view of a need for hypothesis-based studies on specific pain-pain co-morbidities [ 50], but also on pain-dysfunction co-morbidities.