Sentence examples for necessary to performance from inspiring English sources

The aims of this work are: (1) to select the design parameters necessary to performance of a desalination plant; (2) to establish the scheme of the plant adapted to the city reality; (3) to calculate the design proposed.

The systematic relationship between core DA levels and performance in the object recognition task clearly points to the importance of core DA in mediating the underlying processes necessary to performance on this task.

Similarly, the equivalent effect of both lesions on the object location variant in Experiment 2 could indicate a role for the shell or reflect an equivalent role for the shell and core in mediating the psychological processes necessary to performance on this task variant.

One of the ways DKT is able to make such a contribution to Ethiopia's family planning and HIV prevention efforts is by keeping a close watch on its sales performance and tweaking its efforts, where necessary, to maximize performance.

Leahy said: "As a shareholder, I'm disappointed with the performance and I'm sure the board will take whatever action is necessary to improve performance".

Yesterday Ms Hewitt said it was good news that it was no longer necessary to publish performance figures for the review of priority cases.

(Hooters has fended off discrimination suits from men for years by claiming that being female is "reasonably necessary" to the performance of a Hooters Girl's job duties).

The actions at Coke were met with dismay by many investors, although some Wall Street analysts have said the moves are necessary to improve performance, which has been disappointing for the last two years.

This measurement period is necessary to execute performance tests to obtain statistical relevant results.

In our experiments, a sufficient window size is necessary to ensure performance, but this also increases the computational cost.

Observational studies of new coronary stents are necessary to assess performance in a variety of complex patient and lesion types.