Sentence examples for necessitating a change from inspiring English sources
'OPAT failure' was defined as hospitalisation following initiation of OPAT, or adverse event or progression of infection necessitating a change in antibiotic therapy.
In addition, unusual overgrowth was observed in all the FO dendrites with a spacing that allowed the dendrite array to grow stably without necessitating a change in the number of dendrites.
Helminth-related hyporesponsiveness to tetanus or cholera vaccines, and the interactions between malaria parasites and helminths, raise the possibility that a potent malaria vaccine will not be identified in helminth-infected populations, thus necessitating a change in vaccine trial design.
Patients who took carbamazepine (16.7%) or topiramate (11.9%) had a higher incidence of adverse events, necessitating a change of treatment, compared with patients treated with valproate (4.3%), and fewer of them became seizure-free.
However, the superiority of CT over chest radiography has been documented in the literature; CT detects significant disease in patients with normal initial radiographs and in 20% will reveal more extensive injuries compared with the abnormal initial radiographs, necessitating a change of management [6].
Intraprocedural AEs were infrequent, with 20 (1.9%) necessitating a change in intraprocedural anaesthesia; no deaths occurred during the procedure.
That necessitates a change in the patient's treatment regimen.
In Mackey's view, consumer evolution necessitates a change in the look and feel of grocery stores.
Yesterday, however, Mr. Kirshbaum said that unexpectedly low sales of all books this fall necessitated a change in course.
Set mostly in London in the summer of 2002 it necessitated a change of style, he explains in his charming sing-song southern drawl one rain-sodden Vancouver afternoon.
"The Beginnings of a Complex...," her 1977 contribution to Documenta, was envisioned as a series of subterranean tunnels, but its floodprone site necessitated a change of plans.
