Sentence examples for argument of the need from inspiring English sources

The argument of the need clear distinction between a diagnosis and need for treatment was also given from a theoretical point of view [ 34].

Our findings also further support our argument of the need to study these associations separately among major Asian ethnic groups in order to gain a better understanding of the contribution of the key cardiometabolic factors to prehypertension in different ethnic groups.

From List's arguments on the need of protecting domestic industries, it can be thought of a dynamic version of the H O model that would allow the distinction between the assumption of "a given relative endowment of factors of production" and the assumptions on the conditions that allow the accumulation of such factors, particularly capital and human capital.

One key argument for the need of a re-evaluation of the ancestral tetraconate pattern is the situation in Myriapoda, the putative sister group to Tetraconata (=Mandibulata hypothesis; see [ 42, 73]).

Solomon's remarks are a convincing argument for the need of many more endowments like those recently established at Harvard and Georgetown.

Instead of an argument for the need to rethink how the foreign service is run, Naked Diplomacy becomes a call for us all to reconsider our place in society and in our interconnected world.

These have strengthened the argument for the need of early childhood intervention programmes to support later positive learning outcomes in all domains, by maintaining a focus on the promotion of healthy social-emotional development (Taylor et al. 2013; Yurgelun-Todd 2007).

With Treves -- whose worries about what will become of Merrick erode his faith in his calling -- Pomerance is making an argument for the need of reconciliation between science and religion.

Recognition of a strong argument for the need to involve children in DRR has gained momentum following the adoption of the UNCRC (UN 1989) in which governments agreed to ensure that all stakeholders understand their duties in relation to upholding children's rights (Welty and Lundy 2013).

Any such losses, however, would further strengthen the argument for the need for integration of TB and ART services.

Purpose / Objective This paper highlights several lines of argument about the need for public action and social policy.