Sentence examples for enforces the need from inspiring English sources
The high number of substances enforces the need for the authorities to employ effective techniques and processes for the assessment of these substances within the different procedures of the REACH regulation.
This realization enforces the need for microbial risk assessment during disposal of olive mill wastes.
This indeed cuts out certain classes of speculations and enforces the need for confined microspaces as a primary element in the origin of life.
The burden of mouse husbandry costs enforces the need for strict selection of lines by individual researchers, generally based on pre-existing genetic or phenotypic data, yet this is entirely absent for many of the genes now being identified in EP lethal lines.
"This incident re-enforces the need to press ahead with the proposed ground relocation, so that we are not solely reliant on the club as the primary revenue source".
The pensions minister, Steve Webb, said the figures enforced the need for the introduction of auto-enrolment.
Scoops were the currency of the day and hostile coverage would cause such scoops to stop.Things are not as bad as that today, largely because regulators have enforced the need to release financial news to all investors simultaneously; there are fewer scoops.
With advanced degeneration, the subchondral cortical layer is lost and erosion and other radiographic signs of OA appear [10 12] enforcing the need of imaging for a valid diagnosis of OA.
Therefore, for the recovery and purification of products from complex mixtures, the selectivity and/or capacity of classical solvents towards the desired solutes is usually insufficient, enforcing the need for complex and thus expensive separation schemes.
"Please tweet the shit out of this," said Vlaskovits before introducing the all-male panel, visually re-enforcing the need for more female leadership in the tech sector.
These findings re-enforce the need to explicitly consider the role that behaviourally manipulating parasites play in structuring the populations of their hosts and potentially of other species with correlated distributions.
