Sentence examples for designation needs from inspiring English sources

This designation needs to be undertaken fairly and rigorously, using appropriate whole-blood-based in vitro systems [ 1, 2, 9].

Since 1998, Mr. Egan's company, the Egan-Jones Ratings Company, has been seeking the S.E.C. designation needed to give his ratings a government stamp of approval.

The sole purpose was to comply with a state law that requires public gambling to occur on a property for at least one shift every two years in order for the landowner to retain the valuable zoning designation needed to conduct wagering.

Previous secrecy designations need to be regularly re-examined in light of the passage of time.

Intuitively, rigid designation is needed on the part of both designators if there are to be true "theoretical identity statements": statements in which a designator designates by way of expressing explicitly in some manner one of the designatum's theoretically interesting essences.

Linda A. Kabot, the Southampton supervisor, said in a statement that the town wanted state legislation allowing a special tax district covering the area benefiting from the line burial in the event that the designation was needed to recover the project's cost and to avoid making it a townwide charge.

I have discussed a line of reasoning according to which rigid designation is needed for certain statements to come out necessarily true.

Although a few colleagues are grumbling about whether the subspecies designation is needed, no one disputes that the new fossils are early H. sapiens.

Still, within such EDs there remains a tendency for the sickest patients ("red designation"—those needing immediate resuscitation and/or surgical interventions) to be treated by specialists rather than emergency care physicians very early and/or to bypass the geographic ED altogether.

To extend these observations, class I alleles of specific interest sharing a lineage designation would need to be analyzed for predicted binding preferences as well as the functional ability to present specific peptides.

The designation "systemically significant" needs to be reviewed every few years to ensure the list is not under- or over-inclusive.