Sentence examples for imperative in preventing from inspiring English sources

If TPN is required, close clinical and laboratory monitoring is imperative in preventing metabolic disarray.

Early diagnosis of DSPN is imperative in preventing irreversible damage; however, 50%% of patients may be asymptomatic.

The new resolution plays an "imperative" role in preventing "federal overreach," he said.

It is imperative that we collectively invest in preventing youth homelessness.

Also, it is imperative that cattle producers in the U. S. be proactive in preventing the very real possibility of the tick's re-establishment.

Better techniques would especially benefit children and infants in whom early diagnosis is imperative for preventing progressive TB.

In a much-anticipated speech at the National Defense University, Mr. Obama sought to turn the page on the era that began on Sept. 11, 2001, when the imperative of preventing terrorist attacks became both the priority and the preoccupation.

I submit that the officers as reasonable men properly concluded that the petitioner was the 'Blackie Toy' who Hom Way informed them had committed a felony and that his immediate arrest—as he ran through his hall—was lawful and was imperative in order to prevent his escape.

Centuries of living so close to the edge have cultivated a keen awareness of the consequences of flooding and the imperative to prevent them in a country where two-thirds of the population, including most residents of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague, live on flood-prone land, much of it below sea level.

Early detection of MRSA in clinical specimens is imperative to prevent cross transmission, morbidity, mortality and overall cost of treatment.

Given the clinical imperative to prevent reactivation of TB in patients starting anti-TNF therapy, screening algorithms should maximise diagnostic sensitivity for detection of LTBI.