Sentence examples for need for mix from inspiring English sources

Slow Progress in Reducing Neonatal Deaths Indicates Need for Mix of Strategies The report shows that while total under-5 child deaths have declined, the proportion of neonatal deaths (babies who die during their first 28 days of life) has increased from 37 percent in 2000-2003 to 41 percent of under-5 deaths.

Because of the need for mixing iron ore and concentrating on the agglomeration process, the basic model couldn't be applied for the current situation.

It is also worth noticing that the two parameters we need for mixing matrix estimation have a physical meaning, which is not the case for some standard sparseness-based BSS methods.

Functional groups in HS extracts from substrate both before and after cultivation of C. dactylon were determined by FTIR spectroscopy using a PerkinElmer Spectrum 100 instrument (PerkinElmer, Waltham, MA) equipped with an attenuated total reflectance (ATR) accessory eliminating the need for mixing of samples with KBr.

Cost of AC application will depend on several factors including the need for mixing into sediment, and whether the application and mixing can be accomplished in an exposed sediment surface or needs to be performed underwater.

Innovative planting designs have been developed to reduce the land area needed for mixed-species plantation experiments, by focusing on individual-tree analysis rather than plot-level analysis.

For the PC-dispersant-coated RCA, early absorption was prevented at mixing, and the water contents needed for mixing was reduced because the PC dispersant dispersed the cement particles (Yamada et al. 2001; Khalil and Word 1980).

Like the other network heads, Lloyd Braun, chairman of ABC's entertainment television group, sees the need for a mix in his schedule.

"As we move into an environment where consumers have an always on connection, there will be a need for a mix of commercial information, content and entertainment transactions.

This paper focuses on the need for a mix of methods when evaluating a CAL project, and on the desirability of including evaluation as part of the design stage and of the development process.

While CVI's new plan offers no simple solution to the political and economic obstacles facing vaccine programs, it emphasizes the need for a "mix of new approaches" integrated into a single, comprehensive program, says John LaMontagne, a National Institutes of Health vaccine researcher and chair of the CVI task force that put together the new plan.