Yet, a recent clinical trial of a skin-administered vaccine, based on cryopreserved Plasmodium falciparum radiation-attenuated sporozoites yielded very disappointing results, and led to suggest that success might necessitate i.v. inoculation, a major impediment to mass administration.
I tried not to be insulted and fought the urge to schedule a facelift (in my defense, a nasty case of pinkeye had necessitated I ditch my contacts that day and don an 11-year-old pair of glasses).
SERS is a complex process that necessitates that (i) the analyte under investigation associates with the metal surfaces of the nanoparticle suspension, (ii) appropriate aggregation occurs using either salts and/or controlling pH conditions, and (iii) that this process is reproducible.
But generally, a sustainable change in clinical practice would necessitate consolidation, i.e., further training [ 33] or continuous clinical supervision [ 34] which we didn't provide.
This necessitates that I create my own recovery strategy and educate my own therapist on my symptoms and tactics.
However, instead of designing activities to help students prepare for a final paper or exam, my work planning ITSI necessitated that I present pedagogical strategies that can be broadly applied across disciplines.
Unfortunately, the pregnancy combined with a need to work at multiple temporary jobs and restaurant jobs to support the family bills necessitated that I drop out of the graduate program and apply for Medicaid health insurance and food stamps through the Federal Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).
If I wasn't so enamoured with the easy availability of six sandwiches and rounds of pints so expensive that they necessitate remortgaging, I'd leave London tomorrow.
Game Revolution called the sound "good for the Nintendo, but not great in the larger scheme of things" and noted that the cartridge format necessitated "MIDI tunes that range from fair to terrible".
In each syllogism, the premises not only logically necessitate the conclusion (i.e., the truth of the premises makes it logically impossible for the conclusion to be false) but causally explain it as well.
