Sentence examples for need for localisation from inspiring English sources

They introduce the CEFR which is being drawn upon for the development of the CSE but argue that there is a need for localisation of the CEFR which would better reflect the current practice of learning and teaching of English in China as well as having positive effects on English learning and teaching.

If the first step in the evolution of the system happened in the context of courtship at close range, there was selection on male signals to successfully activate the auditory system of receivers, without the need for localisation, because of already existing visual contact between mates.

These studies imply the need for localisation techniques.

Based on phantom studies, the amount of tumour tissue needed for localisation is at least one order of magnitude smaller compared with whole-body [F]FDG PET and the detection of very small [F]FDG deposits (a few milligrams) is possible.

No further radiation to the prostate is usually possible and hence the critical need for accurate prostate localisation and seed placement from the outset.

However, with the delivery of fewer treatment fractions, errors incurred through daily set-up variations or internal organ motion with each fraction will have a larger impact on overall treatment, and therefore there is clear need for high precision patient localisation techniques with such treatment strategies (Keller et al, 2004; Orton and Tome, 2004).

Although BRCA2 is needed for RAD51 nuclear localisation [ 40], other BRCA2-independent mechanisms involving other proteins, for instance RAD51C, have also been proposed [ 6].

Phosphorylation of Ebp1 at Ser 360 is needed for proper nuclear localisation, and for binding ErbB3 and nuclear AKT (Ahn et al, 2006).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06041.046 Rrm4 is needed for the correct localisation of Cdc3 protein on endosomes and in septin filaments forming a gradient that emanates from the hyphal tip (Baumann et al., 2014).

However, there is an urgent need for further investigation into the presence, localisation and extent of nerve and blood vessels during disc degeneration.

With RIVCherry or RIVwhite, one can also re-integrate a tagged form of the cDNA, thus providing an assay for protein localisation without the need for an antibody, as illustrated for HA-tagged Wingless (Fig. 3A-C; supplementary material Table S1).