Sentence examples similar to l need for from inspiring English sources

Note that the parameters M, N, W, L need to be computed for assessing the optimal performance.

Note that q ̄ ( l ) needs to be calculated only for the first M 2 terms since the rest of the coefficients can be obtained exploiting the even symmetry of q ̄ ( l ) i.e., q ̄ ( l ) = q ̄ ( M - l ).

Equation (5) shows that a value for s l is needed for each locus to obtain f xy.

By 72 hours of age minimum platelet count ≤ 94.5 × 109 L-1 with need for vasoactive treatment or leukopaenia ≤ 3.5 × 109 L-1 or leukocytosis > 39.8 × 109 L-1 or blood glucose ≤ 1.65 mmol/L allowed capture of 81% of treatment failure cases with the specificity of 88%.

In conclusion, post-hoc analysis of a prospective database identified thrombocytopenia <94.5 × 109 L-1 with concomitant need for vasoactive treatment; or WBC below 3.5 × 109 L-1 or above 39.8 × 109 L-1; or blood glucose below 1.65 mmol/L within 72 h of life; as possible features, suggesting the failure of empiric ampicillin plus gentamicin or penicillin plus gentamicin treatment in suspected EOS.

Nicolopoulou-Stamati Nicolopoulou-Stamati P C, StaMaipasP, HenS L Chemical Pesticides and Human Health: The Urgent Need for a New Concept in Agriculture.

L GT identified the need for this research and suggested the idea of conducting exit interviews with the graduating class of 2010; facilitated several of the focus group discussions; checked and corrected several transcripts of the transcribed interviews; participated in analysis of the transcripts and contributed to the writing of the manuscript.

This approach aims to eliminate the need for L-DOPA and its associated side effects.

This mechanism of regulation justifies the need for L-glutaminase activity for the effective treatment ASNS-negative cells.

In the above proposed sequential ordered mechanism, the reduction of pyruvate to lactate without the need for L-arginine is avoided, which is in line with the published data were no lactate could be detected albeit in Pecten jacobaeus [25].

It was not until the sixties that a critical need for L-ascorbic acid by trout and salmon was demonstrated.