Sentence examples for imperative to either from inspiring English sources

It is thus imperative to either improve the POSSUM score in the period before surgery to prevent increased mortality, and reduce it further to less than 33 to prevent significant increases in morbidity.

It would be imperative to either demonstrate that the proposed pathway is a new branch of UPR or simply change the title and the central premise of the paper to "identification of a role for LRH-1 in hepatic ER stress".

Tiny Mix Tapes' Dean wrote that after Far Side Virtual topped The Wires list, "discerning music nerds have felt the imperative to step to either side of a line," and that Herrington's column "amounted to a retraction".

In our paradigm, the latter are set by the imperative cue to either action or motor inhibition.

It is an age-old struggle between personal benefit and community benefit, and many Americans seemingly perceive that the economy today is neither sick enough nor well enough for either imperative to prevail.

"It's imperative for this country to either move forward; that it can't stand still or otherwise it moves backward," he said.

For long-run profitability, it is imperative for these companies to either convert unprofitable customers to a profitable status or "fire" them.

In either case, it is imperative to leave the windows open while you are out sightseeing.

With either option, further research is imperative to address these questions.

However, since they do not definitively characterize nucleotide changes, when they are used within a diagnostic setting, it is imperative to subsequently characterize any nucleotide variation indicated, using either targeted direct variant assays or automatic sequencing.

An alliance with either large opposition party, while not imperative to Mr. Barak, would help him make territorial concessions for peace that prove more acceptable to the nationalists.