Sentence examples similar to imperative replacement from inspiring English sources

The presence of substituent Y as the NH2 group on the benzimidazole ring is imperative as replacement renders the compound inactive (6 8c, Table 3).

It originally had a surface level booking hall, but passenger demand soon made a sub-surface replacement imperative.

Could it be that Marty Glickman's elimination from the Olympic relay team was based not on anti-Semitism but on the national imperative to win? His replacement was, after all, the fastest man in the world.

Then, there is a need to evaluate the residual strength of the cracked components in order to decide whether they can be continued safely or repair and replacement are imperative.

School and town officials in the three-town school district of Orange, Woodbridge and Bethany said it was imperative to find a replacement within the next few weeks after Superior Court Judge Robert E. McWeeny ruled that the lawyer, Carole Briggs, cannot even consult with her successor beyond a 60-day period.

The "universal" part of UDID will end, and a replacement is imperative so that developers can switch before the next scare.

18 Therefore, vigorous fluid replacement is imperative to prevent hypovolaemia and acute renal failure.

The manager's fear must be that Ashley will not deem signing a replacement this month imperative.

Senior defence sources said yesterday that it was imperative that Sir Jock's replacement should be chosen early so he has a chance to play a suitable part in the SDR rather than inherit one.

Such volume replacement therapy is imperative in a patient with intravascular depletion and carries its own adverse risks.

Understanding the mechanism by which fibrinogen is lost and the efficacy of early fibrinogen replacement are research imperatives, and are likely to yield significant therapeutic benefit.