Understanding this disconnect seems most imperative in designing public policies intended to encourage small poultry producers to adopt biosecurity measures in Nigeria.
Kant's practical philosophy and the categorical imperative that governs it were intended to form the ground not only for what is thought today to be ethics proper but also for everything that broadly speaking had to do with deliberative human behavior.
Mr. Erdogan deserves the strongest possible criticism, but membership in the European Union is a strategic imperative that, like NATO membership, is intended to bind Turkey to the West.
Quantifying the uncertainty of the accuracy assessment and providing an unbiased accuracy estimate are imperative steps when remotely sensed products are intended to be used for follow on applications.
All of this progress is sorely needed, no pun intended, as we see the imperatives of ever-rising healthcare costs and more chronic disease in the United States and abroad.
His third imperative, disinterestedness, imposes a pattern of institutional control that is intended to curb the effects of personal or ideological motives that individual scientists may have.
It is also imperative that decision making tools are evidence-based and that intended users are included in the development process to ensure that relevant attributes are considered.
JON CARAMANICA DERRICK HODGE "Live Today" (Blue Note) The first word in the title of "Live Today," Derrick Hodge's adroitly designed debut album, is intended as a verb, which makes the phrase an imperative.
Furthermore, as nanocarriers may be specifically intended to be applied to diseased skin, it is imperative to establish whether alterations of the skin barrier under conditions of disease may change the penetration behavior of the particles [9].
It's imperative, though, that marketers understand the possible impact of their messages, whether intended to be explicitly understood by the consumer or, in the case of neuromarketing, subconsciously absorbed.
