Sentence examples for explained the necessity to from inspiring English sources

These data explained the necessity to complement the database of modern specimens by a database of ancient specimens in order to increase the ratio of classification of the ancient specimens.

However, 1 mM palmitate (palmitate:albumin=3.3) was initially present in incubations leading to measurements of AMPK activity and we have explained the necessity to use this concentration which could be considered to be above the normal physiological range for systemic plasma.

As Mrs. Merkel is rarely at ease during such interviews, that she agreed at all shows how difficult it has been for her government to explain the necessity to keep paying for weaker euro zone countries.

He then humorously explained the necessity of a foundation dedicated to supporting musicians: "We are bad with our money.

Data transfer is most effective with PDMS, which could be explained by the necessity to consolidate all important data.

Interestingly, motor facilitation in right M1 in left hemisphere stroke patients could be explained by the necessity to increase the use of left (unaffected, nondominant) hand by these patients for activities in daily living resulting in a better dexterity of the left hand and a possible shift towards right hemisphere motor dominance.

The newly inferred edges ErbB-3 →ErbB-1 and cJUN →ErbB-1 in HCC1954 explained the necessity for erlotinib against ErbB-1 dimers.

In particular it is difficult to deliver differentiated instructions (e.g. send different parts of the crowd to different exits) and background information explaining the necessity of certain measures (crucial to ensure compliance).

My experiences out West revealed the simmering race relations between the Han and Uighur peoples in the province, a factor that helps explain the necessity of sending these men to Palau and not back to China, where they would surely have met an expeditious demise.

Since the administration has been unwilling to explain this necessity to the American people, no amount of false optimism and changing explanations can create support for our bloody misadventure in Iraq.

Downing Street is now trying to soften its stance and says (privately, of course) that Mr. Bush has done nothing to explain the necessity of the war.