Consider adding an exclamation point if the title seems to indicate an impassioned or imperative statement.
I use this illustration to try to indicate the profundity of the delusion that an ambitious man can have about his own affairs, and how blinkered he can be to any other imperative.
But, he says, the values espoused in ancient Jewish thought clearly indicate an imperative to substantive engagement on environmental challenges of our time.
Thus, during the growing years, repair of the pseudarthrosis or additional fusion as indicated is imperative to prevent an increasing deformity.
Our findings indicate that it is imperative to design the structure of the conducting polymer to have adequate interactions with the PNP for achieving strikingly enhanced PCE.
Chiles, J. A. and Strosahl, K. D. indicate that it is imperative to address the problem of "voluntary or involuntary psychiatric hospitalization" in treating suicidal risk [ 1].
The fact that multiple genetic lineages can be native to a single geographic region indicates that it is imperative to obtain samples from as many different habitat types and biotic zones as possible when attempting to identify the source region of a putative invader.
The high rate of HIV positive caregivers indicates that it is imperative to transform the paediatric treatment model from child-centered to family-centered in order to protect the integrity of caregiving structures and prevent the negative paediatric outcomes associated with the declining health or death of a primary caregiver [ 48].
These findings clearly indicate that the c RGDfK) moiety is imperative to Bchl-D accumulation and retention in both small and large tumors.
Some studies indicate such horrors radiate from a violent collision between the imperative to repress and control female sexuality and the cultural power of shame.
Taken together, these studies indicate that to understand how the circadian clock organizes behaviour and its functional significance, it is imperative to study animals in their species-specific natural context.
