Sentence examples for necessity for introducing from inspiring English sources

This indicates a necessity for introducing effective surveillance of hospital-acquired pneumonia after cardiac surgery procedures in the ICU.

In summary, a large number of highly potent and specific VEGF-A binders could be isolated after seven rounds of ribosome display without the necessity of introducing novel randomizations for affinity maturation.

Furthermore, this study underlined the importance of selecting relevant submodels and the necessity of introducing relevant subgrid-scale modelling for larger scale simulations.

All the results of this study point to the necessity of introducing new criteria besides parsimony in the model for an optimal reconciliation.

Application of system identification for control in control system design of water distribution in main irrigation canal pools responds to the current necessity of introducing more effective and robust control systems.

Definitely, for the current study, teachers with sound understanding of evolution and NOS tend to believe the necessity of introducing evolution into existing curriculum.

System safety is a necessity before introducing an IVIS to the market.

The dependency of the control volume size as a function of the loading mode is investigated showing the necessity to introduce for the cast iron EN-GJS400 a different value of the control volume radius under tension and under torsion.

The government's explanation for the linkage regulations were that they were part of its pharmaceutical patent policy that sought "to balance effective patent enforcement over new and innovative drugs with the timely market entry of their lower priced generic competitors".[ 3] This explanation for the necessity to introduce these regulations was echoed by the brand-name industry[ 4].

(3) No later than (OJ: two years after the date of application of this Regulation), the Commission shall propose guidelines in relation to source documents and common features for provisional documents and present to the Council and the European Parliament a report assessing the necessity to introduce common features for provisional documents.

So for an operator □ interpreted as necessity, we introduce a corresponding relation R on the set of possible worlds W, traditionally called the accessibility relation.