Sentence examples for imperative to correct from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, therefore, it will be morally imperative to correct conscience, which is always possible through proper reflection on the moral value of the human act posited or about to be posited by the individual.
It therefore becomes imperative with large amounts of sequence to correct for sequencing artifacts, and this can be computationally prohibitive.
In a statement yesterday, Robert M. Devlin, the chief executive of American General, said it was "imperative that we move swiftly and responsibly to correct an unfortunate historical practice".
Accordingly, it is imperative to evaluate the totality of evidence, while trying to correct and adjust for confounding and trying to explain why there may be remaining differences in the results of existing studies [ 3].
The need is imperative to promote research to understand how to establish healthy habits at a young age rather than trying to correct "bad" habits later on.
Preoperative planning and identifying the suitable indications for minimally invasive deformity surgery are imperative as certain deformities such as patients with large Cobb angles and high-grade spondylolisthesis can be difficult to correct with less complication than open techniques.
It is imperative that those who have benefited by gaming our system, as well as those who will now govern us, do whatever it takes to correct the inequities with no more playing around.
Consequently, it is imperative to correctly identify the type of fracture and the stability of the implant for correct surgical planning.
To develop the correct approach after discharge, it is imperative to know how risk factors for long-term mortality behave over time.
It is imperative to formulate a targeted public intervention to eliminate knowledge gaps and correct these misconceptions of epilepsy.
