Sentence examples for necessary for the selection from inspiring English sources

The evaluation of the performance of GGMs is necessary for the selection of an optimal model for geoid determination.

The test engine accesses this component when retrieving data necessary for the selection of a next item.

While he admitted that the "vehicle" was necessary for the selection process, he did not want to accord it any weight in the units of selection debate because it was not the beneficiary, but rather an agent of the beneficiary.

For example, in south-western Uganda, a total of 248,400 ha of pastoral land that was owned by Bahima pastoralists was allocated to 207 individual ranchers in the 1960s, partly because most of the Bahima could not fulfil government criteria necessary for the selection of beneficiaries, including literacy and experience in business management (Pulkol 1994).

These mutant strains contain a kanamycin marker in SGI1 that was necessary for the selection of SGI1 in mating experiments according to the large antibiotic resistance profile of these plasmids (Table 1).

It is commonly believed that GI imparts a "mutator" phenotype to the cancer cells, increasing the genetic diversity necessary for the selection of mutant clones with enhanced growth and survival [5].

The necessary considerations for the selection of the hardware were driven by the need to execute tasks that the microprocessor that we had the most familiarity with [the Atmel MEGA 644] is not particularly suited for the task of driving video.

Computation of metal temperatures in a furnace waterwall of a boiler is necessary for the proper selection of tube material and thickness.

Therefore, several reports have recommended that preoperative estimation of PPH severity by using cardiac catheterization is necessary for the patient selection and preoperative treatment of patients with moderate PPH using vasodilators [1, 5, 18].

For dose specification for reporting, the margin that defines the PTV must be a closed line/surface, even if this may not be necessary for the proper selection of beam parameters.

A systematic approach to manure management must involve the identification and evaluation of criteria that are necessary for the design and selection of optimal manure management systems.