Sentence examples for further necessitating from inspiring English sources

Longer term, new regulations will probably restrain profitability further, necessitating even more work force reductions.

The need to estimate the differences between solvation free energies of structurally related compounds has become more urgent in recent years with the advent of combinatorial chemistry [3], further necessitating the development of a reliable computational method to predict solvation free energies of organic molecules.

LH release is itself regulated separately from transcription and does not always reflect mRNA levels (further necessitating the measure of serum LH levels).

Although not measured in this study, UV penetration is also high in the Red Sea [ 42] and may have been elevated at the reef crest, further necessitating a requirement for intracellular antioxidants.

Another reading of this topology, however, would retain the homology of vitellocytes and the hypothesis of a single, stepwise origin of ectolecithality via a 'lecithoepitheliate' intermediate, further necessitating only its subsequent secondary loss in Polycladida a scenario that, interestingly, has been argued before on morphological grounds (Karling, 1967).

Trastuzumab has also been approved for the treatment of gastric cancer, further necessitating testing of HER2/neu status.

This would further necessitate the use of modern tracking devices in public ranching services.

Present and anticipated global food demands further necessitate a significant increase in crop productivity on less favorable farmlands and under the adversary of climate change.

We also throw light on the tenuous role of rapamycin in 4E-BP1 regulation, which further necessitates the evaluation of 4E-BP1 to envisage the underlying molecular mechanisms in the discovery of novel drugs of 4E-BP1 for new treatment strategies.

This practice, however, impacted upon the squadrons' standard duties, while the advent of the Korean War and introduction of jet aircraft further necessitated more a formal training system.

This practice disrupted the squadrons' normal duties, while the advent of the Korean War and the introduction of jet aircraft further necessitated a more formal system of operational training.