Sentence examples for evoking the need from inspiring English sources

As a possible source of confusion, propagation failure has previously also been referred to as "pinning of waves" (Fáth 1998), thus evoking the need to emphasize its clear distinction from "wave-pinning" as defined in Mori et al. (2008).

Our findings give clear reason to speculate that mtDNA heteroplasmic frequency, distribution, and even its possible role in complex diseases or phenotypes could be severely underestimated, evoking the need for more thorough tissue-based screenings at different age groups to provide more comprehensive understanding about its biological and clinical importance.

The world and all that punctuates it are sufficient excitement to evoke the need to express it.

It was a rather glum end to François Hollande's first 100 days as president.At the centre of the government's responses to both issues is Manuel Valls, the interior minister, who has evoked the need for fermeté (firmness) in dealing with social problems.

Scanning large areas with a focused beam usually evokes the need of automatic control elements to adjust the laser spot to the designated position at the surface.

This pattern evokes the need for cross-border governance, and planning with an eco-regional perspective that considers both EU and non-EU countries.

Complexity in transport networks evokes the need for instant response to the changing dynamics and uncertainties in the upstream operations, where multiple modes of transport are often available, but rarely used in conjunction.

Seasonal (Rabi, Kharif and Zaid crop seasons) and annual water budget of Semra watershed and Semrakalwana village evoke the need of conservation structures such as check dams, farm ponds, percolation tank, vegetative barrier, etc. to reduce monsoon runoff and conserve it for basin requirements for winter and summer period.

Examining endometriosis evokes the need of a model system.

Women in each region evoked the need for more training for the volunteers and for new and improved training materials.

Alternatively, the change of domicile and exposure to a new cultural environment may evoke the need for information as a means of orientation.