For operational reasons, it compels a practical need to manage all those incoming calls.
Only 1%-21%-2%obese people eligible for insurance coverage of surgical treatment receive it, compelling an urgent need of alternative treatment strategies for this subpopulation [ 6].
They are not compelled by a need to grow market share and induce people to have abortions they don't need.
While Dow Jones has a controlling interest in Telerate, traders figured that the target may need to compel a higher bid from its majority owner.
Life & Style, with its emphasis on the style of celebrities, not the scandals, may not create the kind of urgency needed to compel a purchase.
One candidate is Darrell Issa, the Republican congressman from San Diego who helped underwrite the effort to collect the signatures needed to compel a recall, and four other Republicans are thinking of running.
Recognizing that people now regularly store email in the cloud indefinitely, a federal court in U.S. v. Warshak needed probable cause to compel a company like Google to hand over access.
Although recent technological advancements have significantly reduced the cost of bandwidth and miniaturized storage facilities, the rapid increase in the volume of digital audio content constantly compels the need for better compression algorithms.
This album compels the need to sing-along as they warn of changelings, ghost pirates, ghouls, secret portals, goblin beasts, entrails, roadkill and, of course, zombies in creepy voices not heard since the likes of Vincent Price.
While ER expression is not enriched in our network analysis, their associated relationship with PGR compels the need for further investigation of both nuclear receptors in future study.
