The phrase "are imperatively required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the necessity or urgency of certain requirements or actions.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, certain documents are imperatively required to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "are absolutely necessary" or "are critically needed."
To accurately evaluate the quantity of Aβ peptides within a single cell as the ultimate purpose of this study, the information on how many FITC molecules exist within a single cell is imperatively required.
Need for national guideline implementation and continual medical education are imperatively highlighted.
In the face of these findings, it cannot be argued that the restrictions on the Union are "imperatively justif(ied)." The regulation barring inmates from soliciting fellow prisoners to join the Union is particularly vulnerable to attack.
However, linking socio-economic and ecologic models, and tracking the time-dependent distribution and configuration of material and energy flows across the entire city are imperatively needed in urban metabolism model development.
Studies are imperatively needed to assess the comparability of ELISpot measurements across laboratories to benefit optimal advancement of vaccine candidates.
Thus, validation of these results on larger cohorts and further functional studies are imperatively necessary.
Thus, validation of these results on larger cohorts and prospective studies are imperatively needed.
In Brief associations of DR antigens with non-DM patients remained unchanged and further suggest that the association of DR3 and DR11 is not relevant to the presence or absence of DM.> ESRD is a condition where patients are imperatively dependent on renal replacement in order to avoid life-threatening uremia [ 21].
Oil spill accident and oily water have potential risks to environment and human health, thus need to be imperatively treated.
