Sentence examples for it is mandatory to develop from inspiring English sources
Securing data in telemedicine applications is extremely essential and therefore it is mandatory to develop algorithms which preserve the data transmitted.
Because common use grids do not exhibit these characteristics, it is mandatory to develop solutions for more generic scenarios, encouraging the use of less classical hybrid solutions.
In this context, it is mandatory to develop three-dimensional breast tumor models able to reproduce this heterogeneity and the dynamic interaction occurring between tumor cells and microenvironment.
It is shown that a basic pushover analysis considering only flexural failures may not be able to achieve a realistic simulation, thus it is mandatory to develop relatively simple, yet effective models to consider more complex phenomena such as joint shear failures, to achieve realistic predictions.
Since the cure rate for colorectal cancer is low, it is mandatory to develop therapeutic strategies with less toxicity also for adjuvant therapy.
In our opinion, it is mandatory to develop specific strategies in order to define the real contribution of malaria and mercury exposure to autoimmune dysfunctions.
For further progress, it will be mandatory to develop a coherent formal framework for this approach and elaborate on concrete details.
Thus detailed information and novel solutions of bottlenecks of the process are mandatory to develop efficient lignocellulosic bioethanol production plants.
It was mandatory to get this un-conventional machine "Type Approved" by Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) in India.
Therefore, until more sensitive and specific procedures are developed, it is mandatory to extract the maximum information from such explorations.
Even if multivariate analysis does not identify any predictor factor of rhabdomyolysis developing, it is mandatory to avoid conditions which could trigger this occurrence such as direct trauma, seizures, extreme exertion, body-temperature extremes, muscle hypoxia, infections (sepsis and severe pneumonia) and endocrine disorders (hypothyroidism).
