Sentence examples for course necessitated from inspiring English sources

A bigger tree, of course, necessitated a larger stand, which cost another $25.

Among these, 48 (25.8%) had a prolonged course that necessitated either multiple medical therapies or more than 1 surgical intervention before resolution was reached.

Several of these cases represented undiagnosed or insufficiently treated patients with more severe course that necessitated hospitalisation for identification of the causative agent and further treatment.

Automatic vertical and horizontal correction of the path (even path changes necessitated by thermal distortion).

Any delay of >14 days in any course of treatment necessitated patient withdrawal from the study.

The main toxicity was haematological, with neutropenia and thrombopenia, that necessitated course delay and dose reduction.

An important consequence of Hegel's metaphysics, so understood, concerns history and the idea of historical development or progress, and it is as an advocate of an idea concerning the logically-necessitated teleological course of history that Hegel is most often derided.

If it is not true that everything is causally necessitated, there must be genuine alternatives in the course of events.

Now of course these numbers are likely exaggerated, but Solomon's diplomatic alliances likely necessitated unions that would of course have been condemned by the Deuteronomistic historian.

The metronomic CPT-11 treatment was favourable and acceptable with no loss of weight throughout the course of the treatment whereas the MTD CPT-11 caused a severe loss of weight that necessitated veterinary assistance with an immediate fluid therapy (0.9% saline, 40 80 ml kg−1 s.c. every 24 h) to rescue the animals.

The adaptation of generic guidelines, necessitated by circumstances such as resource limitations within the applying organization or unexpected events arising in the course of patient care, further promotes the introduction of defects.