The shell is reinforced in such a way that it exerts no lateral thrust and may be supported as if it were a beam or truss; hence, the form no longer necessitates the conducting of loads into the wall, and the vault may be designed with great freedom.
Modern diagnostic equipment no longer necessitates this highly risky procedure and no attempt should be made to ingest this highly toxic substance.
A number of methods of cardiac output measurement are now available, and the use of GDT no longer necessitates pulmonary artery catheterization.
Kurzweil has predicted that scientists will one day find a way to download human consciousness, no longer necessitating the need for our bodies.
Over decades of subsistence, the behaviors of aging foragers became routinized, their motor movements automated and their expertise ingrained to a point where they no longer necessitated the first-rate working memory they possessed when younger and learning actively.
However, the next pandemic may be crueler: it may cause more serious morbidity and mortality, last longer, and necessitate the issuing of a range of recommendations over time to guide public action.
This is in part because the introduction of effective therapies has made pure placebo-controlled studies no longer ethical, necessitating a shift to add-on and active-comparator study designs [ 1], which exhibit slower progression and smaller differences between treatment arms, and therefore require longer observation periods and larger numbers of patients to achieve discriminative power.
The children with wheezing who had lower serum levels of Zn and VD, and higher levels of Cu and Cu/Zn ratio suffered from more RTIs and severe wheezing attacks in the previous year, and thus were excessively admitted to the ER, stayed in hospital longer, and necessitated more ICU settings.
Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner (R) argued the current situation is not an actual emergency that necessitates longer hours.
Image quality for Y internal pair production is limited by its very small branching fraction (i.e., 32 per million decays) and therefore necessitates longer acquisition times than traditional positron-emitting radioisotopes (e.g., Fluorine-18 (F) which has a branching fraction of 967 per 1000 decays).
However, for dilute levels of trace elements, the trade-off is reduced sample volume and therefore lower fluorescence signal (assuming complete penetration of the incident beam as well as negligible loss of fluorescence signal escaping from the sample), which results in low signal-to-noise and necessitates longer dwell times.
