Sentence examples for be needed to adequately from inspiring English sources
Kaji and colleagues in 2008 suggested that a multi-pronged approach targeted at individual health care workers and hospitals would be needed to adequately characterize overall institution preparedness [4].
Deictic terms like "here" or "this way" or "like this" accompanied by a gesture save the many words that would be needed to adequately describe the place or the direction or the manner of the action.
The Home RF companies contend that as more and more voice calls are carried over DSL and cable connections, a broader range of frequency hopping will be needed to adequately carry those calls on fixed wireless networks.
Because these exposures are likely to be very common in populations where both H. pylori and M. tuberculosis infections are common, more systematic sampling designs may be needed to adequately explore interaction effects.
New null hypotheses will be needed to adequately handle these nonlinear dynamics.
Any such trial is likely to be difficult due to the large sample size that will be needed to adequately detect a significant difference.
A recent study suggested $10bn investment was needed to adequately reduce pollution levels and improve the reef's resilience.
But with an enormous crowd expected to participate, Mr. Hazare's aides announced on Thursday that another day was needed to adequately prepare the protest site.
"We're very skeptical of these new-age experimental schools that seem to want to dumb down academic standards and rigorous testing, which is needed to adequately monitor and measure the educational development of a child," he said.
Dr. Peter Lurie, the deputy director of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, said in a statement that "even if every penny of this money went to AIDS, for the government of a country that produces 26percentt of the world's wealth to offer less than 10percentt of what U.N. AIDS experts say is needed to adequately respond to the epidemic is just miserly".
