Sentence examples similar to necessitating certain revisions from inspiring English sources

His text necessitates certain dramatic plot points, but how the actors pull them off is an open question.

Moreover, the wheels often necessitate certain structural elements that transform the familiar rectangular case into a series of zippered compartments with lots of nylon netting and snaps.

THE growing importance of agriculture, both in national and in international affairs, has in recent years necessitated certain changes in diplomatic and consular representatives.

Rodent human disparity increases the burden of proof that a particular finding has inter-species relevance, necessitating that certain findings be replicated in human experimental models [ 54– 54].

Even if the microsurgery that hooked up the tiny blood vessels succeeded in the operating room, the vessels could clot off later, necessitating surgical revision.

By the early 1970's, the Soviet nuclear build-up had matched and ultimately overtaken NATO forces, necessitating a revision in NATO strategy.

Bleeding was considered major if there was a wound hematoma necessitating surgical revision, gastrointestinal bleeding, or any bleeding requiring blood transfusion and interruption of prophylaxis.

In addition, in this way account can be taken of new products without this necessitating a revision of the directive.

Sovereignty necessitates certain fixed costs of providing public services.

This rigorous process often necessitates extensive revisions and ensures that only the highest quality papers are published in the journal.

Within the first 2 weeks of treatment, the transport wire pulled through the osteopenic bone, necessitating revision.