Sentence examples for necessity of clarifying from inspiring English sources

Having fibrillated materials with different degree of homogenisation and composed of a variety of structures emphasises the necessity of clarifying the different components encountered in MFC.

After all, organizations, such as the ALRA, had since the 1930s placed considerable effort into publicizing the tragic loss of life that resulted from backstreet abortion with the hope that the 'cumulative horror might arouse public conscience to the necessity of clarifying our abortion law'.

Our results highlight not only the necessity of clarifying the role of ecology and interspecific interactions in this group's morphological diversification and community assemblage, but also the importance of co-evolutionary mechanisms and their importance for appropriate conservation of island biodiversity.

This is clearly exemplified in the relatively large number of terms that have been applied to roughly the same material, and emphasises the necessity of objectively clarifying and standardising the terminology applied within cellulose nanotechnology research.

Besides the compelling necessity to clarify the detailed functions and signaling pathways of EFhd2 and EFhd1 in different cellular contexts, future work has to address possible redundancies of EFhd2 and EFhd1.

Hence, there's necessity to clarify these doubts before delving into the depth of the present work.

Data reinforce the necessity of rearranging and clarifying all information available regarding the two subspecies of Crotalus oreganus and Crotalus viridis, considering the length of time during which these species were considered as one and the same.

Imposing a requirement of justifying and clarifying the necessity for modelling seems to be useful.

Objectivity of research in this area is important, and it is a necessity that researchers clarify when results are simply indicative or are statistically rigorous and capable of extrapolation to a wider population.

It clarifies the necessity of a consistent viewpoint in chemical engineering.

The purpose of this study was three fold: (1) increase the understanding of gender sensitivity in nursing education and practice; (2) explore male and female nursing student and faculty perceptions on effective classroom and clinical teaching; and (3) clarify the necessity of both bedside teaching and role modeling in a Pakistani nursing program.