Sentence examples for necessitated the introduction from inspiring English sources

Increasing volumes of data about the cellular phenotype and classes of intracellular molecules have necessitated the introduction of systemic methods for the analysis of biological systems.

It is this stochastic behaviour of different road users that necessitated the introduction of reliability concepts into the field of highway design and analysis.

The economic expansion of the post-World War II era necessitated the introduction of labourers from a number of countries in the Mediterranean region including Italy, Spain, Greece, Morocco, Turkey, and Yugoslavia during the 1950s and '60s.

This has necessitated the introduction of some ICN popular architectures (such as Named Data Network (NDN), Content Centric Network (CCN), to name a few) to manage the salient advantages incorporated in ICN.

The steep topography of the Messara Valley necessitated the introduction of a two-component sub-surface flow in the rainfall-runoff model, with the slow component representing deep sub-surface flow from the mountains forming the north and south boundaries of the catchment.

This compounded with slow transaction speeds, eventually necessitated the introduction of the Segwit protocol that created Bitcoin core's relatively successful hard fork Bitcoin Cash.

The binary representation necessitates the introduction of specially designed genetic operators.

The first HDG method explicitly enforces the divergence-free condition and thus necessitates the introduction of a Lagrange multiplier.

The results showed that the evolution of the 1H 1H and long-range 1H 13C couplings during the BIRD pulses did not necessitate the introduction of more complicated modulation functions.

"The pervasive presence of non-Afghan armed and terrorist groups with no interest in a lasting peace will necessitate the introduction of a robust security force able to deter and, if necessary, defeat challenges to its authority," he said.

As this necessitates the introduction of an additional component into the relatively narrow space between the femoral condyle and the tibia replacement, a further condition is the availability of a material which, whilst maintaining the tribological advantages of the alumina ceramic, has a much higher mechanical strength than the medical grade alumina ceramic available before.