Sentence examples for dictates the necessity from inspiring English sources

The allergenic capacity of salicylates also dictates the necessity of monitoring their levels in biological liquids.

On the one hand, the language of space aesthetics, that aims to create a comfortable environment, more or less dependent on evidence-based design and biophilic design; on the other hand, the language of medical science that dictates the necessity for sterile and efficient spaces, that do not consider patients' emotional needs.

"Artists and commissioning authorities have disputes and, if the artist can afford an attorney or find pro bono counsel, problems can be resolved or settled because the cost of litigation from the artist's standpoint dictates the necessity to settle," he said.

The high number of alterations dictates the necessity for further filtering steps that focus the results towards the scope of the research.

A cast-limit of 10 dictated the necessity of doubling the parts of Theseus/Oberon and Hippolyta/Titania, and we were keen to create a logic for this that would resonate with our production and reveal new facets of the characters.

There was no threshold of ash depth that dictated the necessity for evacuation.

Broad applications of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT) dictate the necessity to better understand their health effects.

The increasing number of multiresistant bacteria pose a constant challenge for medicine and dictate the necessity of developing new antimicrobial compounds to treat life-threatening infections.

"It is not history, but necessity, that dictates the urgency of our task," Judge Walker said of the report.

The nation, Acheson wrote, would always be grateful to Vandenberg for "the service of bringing together in support of a foreign policy, dictated by the necessity of events, an administration which could carry it out and an opposition which could have prevented it from doing so".

The choice of two components for the modeling of the R band was dictated by the necessity to fit its shift and extended low-energy wing.