Sentence examples for introduced a need from inspiring English sources
The recent upsurge of low resolution structures obtained by different experimental techniques and the capability to study global structural changes by cryo electron microscopy, introduced a need for computational methods to match, compare and dock such structures.
This introduced a need for a dataset representing a larger bacterial population in order to make better conclusions on characteristics typical for a subset of the species.
This has also introduced a need to elucidate the roles played by various immune events in the pathogenesis of RA in different groups of patients with this disease, especially those who do not benefit from TNF-blocking agents.
This sharing introduces a need for resource and service management.
Facilitating the latter introduces a need for distributed decision making, discussed next.
Colorectal cancer (CRC) represents a serious health care problem in the Czech Republic, introducing a need for a prospective modelling of the incidence and prevalence rates.
This introduces a need to assess behaviour, biomarkers, treatment effects and more at specific time points; for example, plasticity in patients with the same disease can be quite different when assessed early after a CNS insult versus weeks later.
Our study introduces a need for dividing the diffusion-limited hypoxia into two subcategories: permanent diffusion-limited hypoxia, i.e. diffusion-limited hypoxia resulting in cell death and development of necrotic regions, and transient diffusion-limited hypoxia, i.e. diffusion-limited hypoxia leading to angiogenesis and cell reoxygenation.
"Button accuracy," newly added to fielding, takes some getting used to, but it introduces a needed (but optional) measure of control over how fielders throw the ball.
Let us introduce a needed condition before we state and prove our theorem.
In the early to mid-2000s, flagshipgshIsraelieli selective universities introduced a voluntary need-blind and color-blind affirmative action policy for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
