Sentence examples for may require updates from inspiring English sources

So this part of the proposal tool built on the semantic knowledge representation" universal ontology model" where the extent domain ontology may require updates to solve domain problems.

There is a need for an up to date population based description of cause of sudden and severe headache as the modern epidemiology of thunderclap headache may require updating in the light of research on cerebral vasoconstriction syndromes.

For example, highly trained health workers are needed to provide RH services, and they may require updated competency-based training, particularly for EmONC, long-acting and permanent FP and clinical care for survivors of rape.

The current resuscitation strategy in traumatic hemorrhagic shock may also require updating.

As in any other long-lasting experiment, new and standard activities on Frascati Tokamak Upgrade may require technological updates, especially on the control and data acquisition domain.

It may require an updating of the liturgical forms themselves.

While the project may require an updated environmental impact report, community board approval is not required.

"I would remind people that there is currently an anti-fraud provision in our rules that may require such updating".

The application of proactive protocols seems unrealistic for mobile wireless scenarios, as the frequent topology changes, that may require frequent updating of routing tables which will incur huge routing overhead [22].

We focus on the specific SON conflict generated by the concurrent execution of coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) and inter-cell interference coordination (ICIC SONN functions, which may require to update the same parameter, i.e., the transmission power level.

It is also observed that the use of a longer averaging time results in a higher average peak factor for response and thus requiring one to develop a more robust control system, whereas a small averaging time may require frequent updating of the control system which is practically undesirable.