Sentence examples for imperative to simultaneously from inspiring English sources
To stem Ebola transmission in Liberia, it is imperative to simultaneously restrict traditional burials, which are effectively serving as superspreader events (22, 23).
However, it is imperative to simultaneously achieve accurate interpretation and preserve the spatial details for the classification of such high-resolution data.
Thus, historical data will not be up to date, and it is imperative to simultaneously examine changes in patients receiving standard care.
So business has never had the imperative to be simultaneously resilient and growth-oriented.
Moreover, its recommendations take the form of the proverbial "laundry list" of reforms, and emphasise their complementary nature – the imperative to undertake them all simultaneously – rather than their sequencing and prioritisation.
It was thus imperative to record the ipsilateral ECoG simultaneously with the activity of individual motor thalamic neurons in order to provide context, that is, to analyze thalamic activity according to ongoing brain state.
With so much to gain for relatively small implementation costs, it is understandable why the legions of mayors who rallied behind the Paris agreement last month have joined with Pope Francis in calling for leafier cities. Urban forests simultaneously address our imperative to lower carbon emissions while also meeting our moral obligation to protect the most vulnerable people from climate impacts.
Ethical: all data sharing should protect the privacy of individuals and the dignity of communities, while simultaneously respecting the imperative to improve public health through the most productive use of data.
It is therefore imperative to develop electrical systems that allows simultaneously stimulating and/or inhibiting neural responses and records neural voltages at the same or another remote neural target in the brain.
This is quite astonishing, especially considering the speed of change in the near future societies (cf. Toffler 1995; Webster 2006) and the simultaneously increasing awareness of the imperative to protect nature.
At the same time, by having the power to explicitly interrupt pill-taking, they could also simultaneously respond to the social imperative to demonstrate and test their fertility.
