Sentence examples for is necessary in defining from inspiring English sources

Some ambiguity is necessary in defining internal coordination.

We welcome the review of the National Youth Policy and congratulate the Government of Zimbabwe on agreeing with young people in facilitating meaningful participation through the provision of a 25 percent youth quota which is necessary in defining the threshold of participation of young people in all sectors.

In this section, we first give the notations that are necessary in defining the multiway problem.

Shao et al. (2009: 146) consider the existential as a special construction in Modern Chinese and they agree that both semantic and syntactic considerations are necessary in defining the existential.

Consequently, normative choices are necessary in defining the relevant group in which to determine proportional shortfall, which does not necessarily coincide with the population involved in the economic evaluation.

A formal description of the language syntax is necessary in order to define a mapping function from models to programme code.

Specification may be undertaken prior to design, or as part of a gated process where some design work is necessary in order to define the scope of the product, artifact, or system being considered.

Measurement of the thermal conductivity of concretes is necessary in order to define the capacity for thermal insulation by the materials.

However, since most of the included variables are not significantly associated with this trajectory class, further research is necessary in order to define additional risk factors in an adequate methodological manner.

More work (notably, longitudinal work) is necessary in order to define relationships between music aptitude, literacy and the auditory brainstem response to speech as well as to determine the impact of formal training, the efficacy of specific training approaches and/or literacy remediation programs.

Assessment of tumour vascularity by immunohistochemistry on paraffin-embedded tissues can be easily performed in laboratory but standardisation of angiogenesis quantification is necessary in order to better define its prognostic value (Vermeulen et al, 1996) and to facilitate a routine use.