Sentence examples for generating a need from inspiring English sources

Researches between MDF and polyurethane derived from castor oil interaction are scant, generating a need to study its properties.

At the same time, the rise of the philosophy of embodied modelling is generating a need to deploy biological models as controllers for robots in real-world environments.

Technological advances have created new opportunities for defining and mapping ecological and biogeographical regions on the basis of quantitative criteria while generating a need for studies that evaluate the sensitivity of ecoregionalizations to clustering methods and approaches.

Their modest cooling power (<1 μW at 60 mK [1]) was sufficient for the small (6 × 6) detector arrays [2], but recent advances in arraying and multiplexing technologies [3] are generating a need for higher cooling power (5 10 μW), and lower temperature (<30 mK).

New anti-cancer agents are often tumorstatic rather than tumoricidal and changes in tumor size can be minimal despite effective treatment thus generating a need for novel methods for assessing clinical response besides tumor volume shrinkage.

Procedures were begun on a hit or miss basis, quickly generating a need for replenished supplies.

Summary: The amount of gene and genome data obtained by next-generation sequencing technologies generates a need for comparative visualization tools.

The prognosis of RA has lately greatly improved owing to better pharmacologic treatment but this has generated a need for better predictive markers in general and for erosive disease in particular.

Gliadins are opiates, he explains, which "generate a need for more... and more, and more".

The rate of export and the fact that players are being sold abroad ever younger generates a need to fill the positions left increasingly quickly.

Economists have tended to think of innovation as driven by the demand for better goods, which generates a need for skilled innovators.