Sentence examples for necessary for verification from inspiring English sources

In this scheme, it is not necessary to generate the certificates on components of the reference measurements; it is also not necessary for verification proxy to verify the integrity of the runtime measurements.

Proficiency testing (PT) of laboratory procedures is necessary for verification of assay results.

The paper health form is necessary for the verification of immunizations.

On 15 December, solar radiation was relatively strong while SST remained low, which suggests that strong winds may contribute greatly, although detailed evaluation on the relative roles of solar radiation and wind is necessary for further verification.

Other studies are necessary for further verification of its accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity in a larger population from different races and regions.

In this patient, after three operations, each with partial pancreas resection, the observed focal accumulation of the tracer was necessary for further verification.

However, these regions might also hint to novel genes, but additional evidence, for instance from ESTs or protein libraries would be necessary for further verification, which is beyond the scope of this manuscript.

This approach is necessary for the verification of the clinically suspected diagnosis of acute viral myocarditis as well as for the diagnosis of rare pathogenic entities of acute myocarditis (i.e., giant-cell myocarditis, hypersensitivity myocarditis, eosinophilic myocarditis) aiming at specific treatment strategies (e.g., immunosuppression) at this very early stage of the disease.

The technical expertise necessary for air-tight verification has already been developed through past agreements and international supervision of the countries that have relinquished nuclear programs.

A laser collimator is necessary for testing and verification of the pointing, acquisition and tracking (PAT) performance of inter-satellite laser communication terminals on the ground.

On a practical account, critical inquiry aims at creating the reflective conditions necessary for the practical verification of its inquiry, and these conditions are not confined only to democratic institutions, but wherever publics employ critical social theories and methods as the moment of inquiry of their democratic politics.