Sentence examples for necessitates external from inspiring English sources
9 On the other hand, by virtue of its definition, severe hypoglycemia necessitates external help.
Especially for advanced elderly persons, fracture related functional impairment often necessitates external help from professional home care services, relatives or friends [ 11].
This regimen necessitates an external ventriculostomy and discernible basal cisterns on CT with careful control of both external drainage systems.
The absence of a complete TCA cycle necessitates an external requirement for dicarboxylic acids, which could be imported by the two dicarboxylic acid transporters found in each genome.
These data support a key role for the MePD in stress-induced change in pubertal timing and support the contention that adaptive reproductive behavior necessitates integrating external signals about the suitability of the surrounding environment for reproduction with the internal control of the reproductive state (60).
Just a few years ago, many of these cases still necessitated an external surgical approach.
Liang's second group was represented by C. Lamb and K. Werder who, having dismissed the alleged flaw in Hamlet's character as deriving from the critics' own imaginations, considered instead the world surrounding Hamlet and concluded that the delay in his taking action was necessitated by the external conditions.
Two of these patients developed a deep implant-associated infection necessitating a second-stage external hemipelvectomy.
The EPA's organizational structure necessitates a strong and unbiased external advisory process.
This limits the effectiveness of collectd as an autonomic tool and necessitates a human or an external service provide this configuration.
Moving to this new connector enabled Apple to make its laptop even thinner, though it necessitates connecting peripherals via an external USB hub (we can probably expect a new Apple display with the ability to power/connect accessories to the new Air at some point in the next year or two).
