Sentence examples for combining the needs from inspiring English sources
Medicinal chemist may then design the next generation of (better) drug candidates combining the needs for potency and metabolic stability and their synthetic creativity.
The biodiversity associated with the structural and compositional attributes of these old-growth forests must not only be maintained in reserves (Moorman et al. 2013; Bauhus et al. 2009) but also in managed forests, combining the needs of the local population for forest products with biodiversity conservation (Moorman et al. 2013).
By combining the needs of these three stakeholders, the desired programme outcome for the communication skills training course was determined.
In this paper, we show how designs can be constructed to optimise utility functions combining the need to classify correctly with the desire to use a small number of animals.
His supporters point to him as one of the few who can combine the needs of the country with the needs of the state.
For the effective attainment of the desired goal, the IGBP is integrated with the knowledge of construction project management and the application of the Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI) in order to combine the needs of pre-project planning.
Maybe studios should combine the needs of their female audience with the universal popularity of action movies and make more films like Wanted and Salt.
People with chronic life-long conditions need to 'rebalance' their life in order to combine the needs related to their chronic condition with other elements of their life.
An effective Neighborhood Arson Watch program will combine the needs of the fire and police departments with those of the neighborhood when determining which problems to focus on and the methods used to address them.
It's a great race in that it combines the need for both slow- and fast-twitch muscle fibers.
Four years later, however, the National Strategy for Combating Terrorism concluded: "A new deterrence calculus combines the need to deter terrorists and supporters from contemplating a W.M.D. attack and, failing that, to dissuade them from actually conducting an attack".
