Sentence examples for imperative for better from inspiring English sources

Rigorous analysis of characters published or awaiting publication is imperative for better understanding of the cladistic relationships among currently recognized proboscideans.

Social capital among the elderly generation in South Africa is imperative for better health.

Conducting psychological research with adolescents is imperative for better understanding, prevention and treatment of mental illness.

Social capital among the elder generation in South Africa is imperative for better health.

Measures to improve the quality of care at health facilities in the lake zone are imperative for better maternal survival.

Horowitz and Kleinman recently proposed that "oral health literacy is the new imperative for better oral health" as health literacy is now considered a determinant of health [ 21].

The Sustainable Infrastructure Imperative: Financing for Better Growth and Development.

Millions have an imperative need for better education and affordable medication.

Despite the knowledge about the key role of CD8+ T lymphocytes in the immune response, the evaluation of effector CD8+ T-cell subset became an imperative approach for better understanding the specific role of these cells, in healing process in patients under treatment [ 19, 20, 35].

An experimental study is imperative for a better understanding of the interaction between fine constituents and coarse aggregates.

While somewhere in a smoky backroom full of trade unionists the party was preparing to renationalise the railways, scrap tuition fees and build a million houses, in front of the cameras they were parroting the old "we don't comment on leaks" line and talking about how "no ads for Curly Wurlys before 9PM" is imperative for the better world they are fighting for.