Sentence examples for guide necessary from inspiring English sources
Progress in clinical glioblastoma research would be greatly facilitated by improved methodologies incorporating: (i) routine pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic assessments by preoperative dosing; and (ii) multi-stage, multi-arm protocols incorporating new therapy approaches and high-resolution biology in order to guide necessary improvements in science.
Four proteins with non-zero network crosstalk, Erk1/2, Akt1, P70S6K and Jnk, were selected for experimental validation of our simple model and to obtain a set of quantitative data to guide necessary adjustments of the model.
You were present, alert and available to guide if necessary.
Some of the pieces blend so easily into the store inventory that a guide seems necessary.
Getting to the refuge involves an exposed scramble up the Aiguille du Gouter, including the notorious Grand Couloir, which is subject to frequent rockfall; a guide is necessary.
More than 450 new museums were inaugurated in China in 2012 and about 350 the year before, so an updated version of the guide was necessary.
What is required is government leadership, not only to go coal free and get on with urgent action to reduce global warming pollution, but also to guide the necessary economic transformation.
Metals are cut, shaped, bored, bent, and formed by tools and machines operated manually or, increasingly, under the control of computers programmed to guide the necessary operations consistently and with greater precision than can normally be provided by humans.
The Glacier du Géant is perfect for non-vertiginous trekking in a spectacular setting (a guide is necessary, as are crampons and ropes); it's also an easier start than the precipitous Aiguille du Midi for the 13km Vallée Blanche ski run.
A guide is necessary for entering the national park.
The chapter outlines the current knowledge gaps and significant efforts undertaken by major national and international organizations for the development of a road map to guide the necessary research to avoid unintended environmental health and safety consequences.
