Sentence examples for need of preparing from inspiring English sources

To allow rational selection of human antibodies with favorable characteristics for ADC development a screening tool was designed obviating the need of preparing individual covalently linked conjugates.

Our findings point for the importance of FM to the public health system, and highlight the need of preparing public policies to prepare the system to the demand posed by FM, and also to provide adequate care aiming to improve the daily life activities and the quality of life, as recently suggested by Blyth [ 47].

According to the needs of preparing ultra-heavy slurry, the weighting additive MicroMAX in spherical particles was selected and combination of weight additives reduced iron powder, iron powder, MicroMAX was chosen for optimization.

You'll, of course, need to prepare first of all.

The CCS guidelines can also provide needed information to engage policy makers to understand why these regulations will be needed and the advantage of preparing them simultaneously with the development of the technical capacity.

Main reasons for not willing to participate were: not willing to fill out questionnaires (n = 31: 37%), lack of need to prepare for the disability assessment (n = 23: 27%), disability too severe in order to participate (n = 16: 19%), or other reasons (n = 14: 17%).

That means people need to adopt new ways of preparing themselves to enter the job market.

You will need to prepare many of these strips of paper, so that you have enough to cover your balloon in several layers.

The pain came mainly in the form of extra time needed for preparing meals.

Given the recognition of the need to prepare for anticipated and unanticipated shocks, applications of resilience are increasing as the guiding principle of public policy and programs in areas such as disaster management, urban planning, natural resource management, and climate change adaptation.

As a diabetic of long standing you must be acutely aware of the need to prepare yourself for extraordinary eventualities, the walk to Mothecombe beach being an example.