Sentence examples for necessity of continuous from inspiring English sources

The long-term instability of trends is a problem in their investigation, simulation and interpretation, and points to the necessity of continuous monitoring and investigation of such trends.

But the seismic performance of the Manjil dam drew attention to the possibility of disastrous consequences in case of dam failure and the necessity of continuous earthquake engineering monitoring (IIEES 1990; Astaneh-Asl 1994).

The importance of these peak emissions in early summer period on the annual budget of N2O emissions highlights the necessity of continuous flux monitoring to accurately determine the N loss from agro-ecosystems specifically in spring and early summer seasons [7, 20].

This may be interesting if low-passage xenografts are desired, as it has been shown that similar to cell lines xenografts may acquire additional mutations and changes in the karyotype [ 17, 12]; and it is very convenient in relieving laboratories from the necessity of continuous passaging.

The clinical utility of dynamic OCT based tear meniscus measurement lies in the necessity of continuous acquisition of post-blink tear film meniscus to provide reliable static estimates of its parameters such as height, depth, and area calculated as averages or medians over a few second post blink interval.

To avoid the necessity of C1 continuous finite element implementation, a C0 continuous mixed finite element approximation scheme is put forward.

WLO is a slow process due to the fact that the optimization is very complex (NP-hard [8]) and also because of the necessity of a continuous assessment of the algorithm accuracy which may involve a high computational load.

However, due to limited enzyme activities and stabilities, hydrophobicity of substrates, as well as the necessity of a continuous electron and oxygen supply the implementation of P450s for industrial processes remains challenging.

These results represent a significant breakthrough in the development of vaccine candidates that can be implemented throughout the world without being hampered by the necessity of a continuous cold chain or separate adjuvant and antigen vials.

The events found above the CONUS threat model occurred during days of nominal geomagnetic indices, confirming: (1) the higher bounds required for an ionospheric threat model for Ecuador, and (2) that geomagnetic indices are not enough to indicate relevant ionospheric anomalies in low latitude regions, reinforcing the necessity of a continuous monitoring of ionosphere.

Our findings further emphasize the necessity of a continuous discussion among GPs, regarding managing primary prevention in clinical practice.