any future remediation necessitated as a result of pre-transfer and leasing activities on such lands.
Confirmation that the properties of the data were appropriate for this analysis necessitated, as a pre-requisite, several tests as outlined by Haccou & Meelis [ 15].
21 The progression to first birth was rapid among young couples during the Socialist era necessitated as a precondition to obtain housing.
That "share more" ethos has become canonical within technology companies outside of Facebook, as well — a free product necessitates advertising as a business model, which means they are selling you, and they need more of you to sell more things.
Dilemmas pose an incompatibility between competing demands that necessitates choice as a response (Janssens and Steyaert 1999; Westenholz 1993).
This necessitates nutrition as a variable in the study of human disease associated with exposure to environmental pollutants.
The population-based design is a strength of this study (27, 28), as well as its long-term and complete follow-up and the use of joint failure necessitating arthroplasty as a hard end point.
Further, significantly more of the referrals in the intervention group than in the control group were made by GP specialists, thereby necessitating this as a covariate in the regression model.
The 'we exist' half of Camus' formulation necessitates as much: if the rebellion's axiom does not apply to all, the rebellion has no coherent ground or claim.
Spooling backwards to March 2003, and the eve of the invasion of Iraq, when Blair told the house that Saddam Hussein's weapons on mass destruction not only justified invasion but necessitated it as an urgent act of self-preservation, 412 MPs voted for the war, 149 against.
