Sentence examples for inputs necessary for from inspiring English sources

We extracted the data inputs necessary for our equation from the FRCC departure index, mean fire return interval, and existing vegetation type data layers (Figure 2).

One of the inputs necessary for its development is the equivalent stiffness of the track ((K_{{{text{eq}}_{n} }})), which cannot be calculated because some of the main properties of materials of the tack are undefined (Table 1).

These ratcheting studies on pressurized piping components of power plants give valuable inputs necessary for designing the components and assuring the integrity of pressure boundary under design basis loads such as loads arising during an earthquake event.

We know from the research conducted by the Avielle Foundation that the environmental inputs necessary for developing a "healthy brain" as they term it include; A healthy family, social / peer support, nurturing, good nutrition, personal safety, exercise, and educational (non-violent) media ("Brain Health", 2015).

Therefore, the parietal cortex is critical for integrating visual and somatosensory inputs necessary for accurate body perception (Lewis & Van Essen, 2000; Avillac et al., 2005).

We extracted the data inputs necessary for our equation from the FRCC departure index, mean fire return interval, and existing vegetation type data layers.

It receives the input necessary for vision, but the retina also houses a network of sensors that detect the rise and fall of daylight.

I argue that it is the combination of the two approaches that provides the enriched input necessary for students to make the connection between general rhetorical purposes and specific lexico-grammatical choices.

Though not explicitly a work on cocaine but rather on the key input necessary for the production of this drug, this study argues that the argument for legalizing coca production would also generate less corruption in Bolivia, and hence the specific contribution of this study is to test whether this hypothesis holds for a key coca producing country.

The input necessary for this comparative modeling and optimization includes the mass and energy balances, the investment and operating costs for the considered technologies, the costs for resources and utilities, the cost of products and services, as well as the constraints regarding resource supply and product/service demand.

To determine the transcriptional input necessary for stimulating a wound healing response, we used a Nematostella genome-wide microarray (Nimblegen, Inc., Iceland) to identify target genes involved in wound healing.