Sentence examples for meet the further from inspiring English sources
The final apparatus - MI's communicator - allows necessary gradual adjustments to the solution as time goes by in order to meet the further needs the patient will evidently have in her language acquisition process.
To meet the further demands driven by the rapid development of portable electronics hybrid and electric vehicles, novel anode materials with higher energy density, low-cost, and long cycle life for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are of great interest [1 3].
Of the 728 men and women who had knee pain and a BMI ≥28.0, 122 (17%) were not willing to take part, 105 (14%) did not meet the further inclusion criteria when telephoned, and 10 (1%) could not be contacted.
Of respondents, 646 (65%) were willing to participate and 241 (24%) met the further eligibility criteria of being insufficiently physically active for cardiovascular health and perceiving no restrictions for PA.
Of these articles, 42 met the further inclusion criteria of presenting data on unsatisfactory rates for either ThinPrep or SurePath and utilising actual patient samples (ie, not laboratory manipulated samples) and not employing glacial acetic acid to increase the satisfactory rate.
The SPD is scheduled to meet the CDU for further coalition talks on 14 October.
The speaker of parliament, Volodymyr Rybak, said parliament would not meet on Wednesday, but that opposition leaders would meet the president for further talks.
Although newer techniques and prosthesis are coming up to meet the deficiencies, it further adds to the cost and requires expertise [16, 17].
The study also provides a promising approach for the design and synthesis of functionalized GQDs to meet the needs of further applications in sensing and catalysis.
The yield of the obtained product (48scFvSCR1920) by conventional shake flask cultures did not meet the requirements for further experiments.
Then 171 studies that may meet the requirements were further screened out through browsing the titles and abstracts.
