Sentence examples for denoting the need from inspiring English sources

Moreover, independent opinion polls suggested that Lukashenka led with 30 38% of the vote, denoting the need for a second round, but the Central Election Commission declared Lukashenka's victory with 79.65% of the vote.

An overall score of 30 was set as a cutoff for clinically significant symptoms denoting the need for further psychiatric assessment [ 36– 36].

The existence of such a huge reservoir of the bacteria denotes the need of a rapid diagnosis of TB infection for its early detection and control.

This review demonstrates the grandiosity of the use of compounds derived from natural products against Helicobacter pylori and denotes the need for scientific and technological expansion regarding these agents.

In the context of this hypothesis, because conventional chemotherapy assures only limited efficacy, the detection of MDR-1 diffusely over-expressing RCCs may denote the need to choose patients to enroll in new therapeutic trials, increasing the therapeutic index of antineoplastic agents [ 35].

After the slab melts, quasi-steady state solutions are obtained both for the melt depth and the evolution of surface temperature as functions of time and Biot number when tm>t0, with tm denoting the time needed for melting to commence at the top surface of the slab.

with and denoting the time needed to evaluate the SINR with the proposed or the classical model, respectively.

The columns T F, T C, and T T denote the time needed to extract the features from one color channel, the time needed for the classification of a single color channel, and the total time needed by the respective method (i.e. T F  +  T C ), respectively.

Each row can be assigned to a different user as the unique signature code with length L. Apart from the weight w, a special parameter Z denoting the ZCZ length is needed.

Let T n, k) denote the time needed for Lis k, 1, n).

Let T (n, t ) denote the time needed for HBPTS 1, n, t ).