Sentence examples for be needed corresponding to from inspiring English sources

To cover the total daily demand, about 8 kWh would be needed, corresponding to a range of 40 km in most EVs (electrical utility).

In areas with simultaneous exposure to strong vibration, actions against vibration or a greater distance between the houses and the railway line is needed, corresponding to a 10 dB(A) lower noise level than in areas without vibration.

In areas with simultaneous exposure to strong vibration, action against vibration or a longer distance between houses and the railway line is needed, corresponding to a 10 dB(A) lower noise level than in areas without vibration.

If revisions are needed, corresponding author is given appropriate time to revise and resubmit the manuscript, which is again subject to review to ensure that manuscript meets the requisite standards of the journal before being accepted for publication.

For these three patients the model predicted that a median Peg-IFN dose reduction of 37 μg/week (25 37) would be needed to avoid thrombocytopenia, corresponding to a median dose reduction of 60% (57 70).

For the six patients (40%) who had Hbss <10 g/dl (Table 1), the model predicted that a median RBV dose reduction of 373 mg/day (45 670) would be needed to avoid anemia corresponding to a median dose reduction of 31% (4 67).

This is due to the fact that surface gateways will saturate with incoming traffic and, therefore, more nodes will be needed to handle the additional traffic corresponding to the increased data generation rate.

Future studies will be needed to determine whether there is a corresponding increase of protein levels of the piRNA machinery in response to greater TE abundance.

Additional work would be needed to see whether levels of the corresponding proteins did or did not show parallel changes.

To calculate the entire free energy landscape, tens of thousands of VPG plays will still be needed in the DCM corresponding to one VPG play per macrostate.

Accounting for balanced profiles would still be needed and the corresponding optimisation would still hold.