Sentence examples for be needed for completing from inspiring English sources
In fact, except for the year 1999, period analysis would only be needed for completing the survival function over the full 10 years of interest.
Another concern is the additional time (beyond direct dialysis time) that is needed for completing the dialysis process.
We hypothesize that artificial channels with smaller pore sizes than 5 Å may be needed for complete rejection of salts in a membrane context.
Further studies will be needed for complete characterization including identification of associated molecular markers.
Taken together, these results indicate a caspase-dependent cleavage of BAG3 but suggest that additional steps may be needed for complete BAG3 loss.
The incomplete inhibition, particularly of capsaicin-induced cough may indicate that higher dose of V112220 may be needed for complete inhibition, since cough response induced by capsaicin is presumed to be entirely mediated by TRPV-1.
Hit clusters and oligoadenylated fragments were recovered at multiple sites on many transcripts, suggesting that repeated rounds of surveillance factor binding and oligo(A) addition may be needed for complete substrate degradation.
When HAMC had completely degraded/dissolved into the media over the 2-week period, growth factor recovery was approximately 100%, suggesting that matrix degradation may be needed for complete growth factor release.
For example, the study reporting the first physical map of a wheat chromosome could anchor only 75%% of the chromosome 3B physical map using 1,443 markers [ 1] suggesting that saturated maps with > 30,000 markers would be needed for complete coverage of the entire wheat genome sequence assembly.
The connection closing the loop between IRAK1 and NF-κB is not satisfied (at the transcript level), indicating that the feedback mechanisms bringing NF-κB expression back to unperturbed levels may not yet be fully effective and that longer post-exposure times may be needed for complete reversibility of the NF-κB response.
