Sentence examples for imperative than that from inspiring English sources

Comparing release profile of Van-Ch/Gp and Van/HPMCs-Ch/Gp in Fig. 4 indicates that the release-slowing down influence of HPMC microparticles is much more imperative than that of the Ch/GP hydrogel.

We can't just be pushing young people to make it beyond the blocks of their neighborhoods, our imperatives muse be larger than that.

Nothing is more imperative than the trust of that relationship, and Airbnb's move to renew its commitment to expanding its safeguards goes a long way towards securing that dynamic.

These reflections suggest that Kant may have been trying to draw a connection between the idea of God and the acknowledgment of the categorical imperative that is even more direct than that found in the moral argument.

"It requires substantial change and reform, but I think that you see much more support for that basic imperative than I would have expected a year ago," he said.

The Government of India recognizes that more than 375 million urban dwellers in more than 775 cities represent a development imperative that cannot wait.

But the imperative that is pushing her on more than any other is a simple one: she misses her family and feels terribly alone.

Indeed, it is now, more than ever, imperative that the U.S. and Colombian governments seriously commit to hold up their end of the Labor Action Plan bargain.

More than that, the ruling protects some of the underlying tribal imperatives of both Individualists and Communitarians.

The imperative effects of TPM on visual perception function reflected by N170 were more obvious than that of VPA.

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