While these side products did not obscure the product parent ion in the single-bead MALDI-TOF MS analysis of these samples, conventional combinatorial synthesis strictly relies on this analytical strategy for structure elucidation, engendering the need to prescreen monomers for minimal side product formation by using only the most efficient reactions.
It is ironic that the sudden disappearance of one of the most nihilistic projects in urban history has not engendered much historical introspection, when the need for culture has been sounded so loudly in the calls for rebuilding.
This can engender tolerance, which may manifest as the need for higher levels of stimulation of the reward center to produce a similar "high," and eventually to engaging in characteristic behaviors to avoid withdrawal.
Progress in the "omics" fields such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics has engendered a need for innovative analytical techniques to derive meaningful information from the ever increasing molecular data.
This will in time force its growing cohort of tech and hospitality workers to car commute from longer distances because of the need for cheaper digs, thereby engendering the traffic snarls that sent many LA, San Diego and SF expats fleeing to uncongested SLO in the first place.
The need for finding ways to engender a stronger global political commitment to road safety is demonstrated.
The war on terror, protracted insurrection in Iraq and the need for substantially strengthened homeland security have engendered new demands on the federal budget.
The need for the adhesive luting of GFPs has engendered debates [41, 43].
This is important to help the public understand the need for, and the use of, HBSs in biomedical research as well as to increase transparency and engender trust with the public.
This engendered the sort of debate likely to fill doctoral dissertations for generations.
In addition to increasing the burden on GPs, it engenders a need for a subsequent GP appointment; it limits GP capacity to respond to patient concerns and queries, at least on one occasion; it may result in a re-referral to the specialist; and it increases GP dissatisfaction with the care provided to the patient by the hospital.
