Sentence examples for be necessary to document from inspiring English sources
"But it is always going to be necessary to document that you had the item in the first place," he said.
For policyholders with replacement cost coverage, it may not always be necessary to document prices, because the coverage will replace the item at today's price.
Strong evidence is needed to obtain additional compensation and it may be necessary to document that LBP was directly caused by physical work loads.
Cohort studies will be necessary to document the increase in circulating levels of adiponectin in patients with NASH when they develop cirrhosis.
It will be necessary to document, as with the case of lead remediation improving children's IQ, that the benefits of home remediation to reduce exposures to other contaminants will multiply throughout society.
If the overall risk-benefit analysis supports approval and the upper bound of the 95% CI is in the range of 1.3 to 1.8, a postmarketing CV safety trial will be necessary to document that the upper bound of the 95% CI is < 1.3.
Union delegates voted for him so overwhelmingly with a show of hands, in fact, that no official tally was necessary to document his margin of victory over the apparent runner-up, John C. Liu, who is the city's comptroller.
Additional studies are necessary to document this HSA protective capacity [36, 37].
Key performance indicators are necessary to document quality performance and safe radiology practices.
To determine the age at which dietary habits emerge, it is necessary to document the changes in dietary intake, beginning early in life and continuing through late adolescence, of an individual.
