Sentence examples for mandatory to define from inspiring English sources
Larger scale clinical trials are mandatory to define the role of locoregional immunotherapy for metastatic tumors in the liver.
It is thus mandatory to define the optimal modalities of reimplantation for these immature ovarian cortexes.
Careful overall evaluation is mandatory to define precisely the AT/AF burden in order to articulate tailored diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
This case series suggest that a multidisciplinary team, involving critical care and infectious diseases experts, is mandatory to define whether ECMO is an adequate therapeutic option also in immunocompromised patients, including those with HIV infection and AIDS.
Each case was validated by an expert committee; a positive culture report was not mandatory to define TJA infection for the purposes of this study if clinical, biologic, morphologic, or histologic features highly supported the diagnosis.
It has never been specified how many of the extended general and inflammatory variables of the 2003 SCCM/ESICM/ACCP/ATS/SIS consensus sepsis definitions are mandatory to define sepsis.
In the second step of repair process taxonomy development, ending limits are defined to set certain criteria for iteration process since this taxonomy developing method is based on (Nickerson et al 2009) method which is an iterative process so some boundaries are mandatory to be defined.
(It is mandatory for the design review to define the appropriate EDS).
17 Biochemical screening for tumor hypersecretion as well as imaging evaluation is mandatory in all adrenocortical carcinomas to define the most correct approach.
Second, the regulative structure of the field means that the municipalities do not have an overall formal authority or legitimacy to define a mandatory agenda of tasks and competences for general practice or vice versa.
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.
