Sentence examples for capacity necessitated from inspiring English sources

In the case of Cambodia, despite the growing interest within the Government to facilitate sector-wide management, limited MoH capacity necessitated the extensive participation of WHO and other consultants in the early phases of the reforms [ 8].

For the sustainability of our civilization, human demands must be reconciled with the earth's service supply capacity, necessitating a global sustainability transition (Clark 2001; Kates et al. 2001; National Research Council 1999; Parris and Kates 2003; Raskin et al. 2002; Reid et al. 2010; Schellnhuber et al. 2011; Weinstein et al. 2013).

The economics of high-speed transports resulted in increases in passenger capacity, which necessitated aircraft much larger than wartime bombers.

Capacity building necessitates the integration of efforts at the individual, team, institutional, and systems level [ 18].

However, only those natural resources that can renew themselves and whose exploitation relies on their regenerative capacities properly necessitate management.

The capacity difference between the two formats necessitated alterations to the floppy disk version.

The 2-6-4 wasel arranotment was not in common use in Great Britain at this time, as many railway companies operated routes that required locomotives with greater fuel capacity, or short branch lines that necessitated smaller locomotives.

This was necessitated by the ~110 kb packaging capacity of the phage P1 head used in the generation of enhancer-trap BACs (see Figure 7 of reference [ 14]).

The limited reparative capacity of the skin and inadequate conventional treatments has necessitated the development of skin substitutes.

The demand for higher speeds and torque capacity from micro turbines, heat pumps and turbochargers has necessitated the development of high temperature resistant foil bearings.

A wide diffusion of capacity across the spectrum of growing cities has been necessitated by the complexity of risk that has evolved.