Sentence examples for needed for extended from inspiring English sources
An alternative antibody detection kit, which is simple, preservable and inexpensive, is needed for extended use in rural areas of Asia.
A possible explanation is the presence of professional caregivers in elderly homes which makes it possible to carry out their wishes, while patients at home often depend on informal caregivers who possibly cannot provide the complex care needed for extended periods of time at the end of life [ 28, 34].
Even the alliance's most ardent fans admit that it has been a failure in Afghanistan, with many key members, like Germany and France, unwilling to pony up the resources needed for extended engagement.
More seeds in the tree's crown, positioned at more release points, should increase the probability of catching stronger than average uplifting winds needed for extended downwind dispersal (>50 m, Table 3), and especially turbulent wind flows needed to travel very far (LDD) [46].
Early studies illustrating the role of miRNAs in aging found that expression of C. elegans lineage 4 (lin-4) miRNA is needed for extended lifespan, while abridged expression leads to shortened lifespan [ 11, 12].
In the near future it is likely that a major cyanobacterial processing effort will be required in order to supply the quantities of toxin needed for extended oral toxicity trials in rats or dogs, which will form an essential part of carcinogenicity risk assessment.
Some equipment that was needed for extending the crane on Saturday had not even arrived at the work site by March 4, Ms. Lancaster said.
Second, if the list of properties is incomplete, as some cluster theorists hold, then some justification or principle would be needed for extending it.
A "concrete timetable" is needed for extending the HS2 high-speed rail network to Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Scottish government has urged.
The most important adaptation needed for extending the method to gastric tissue involved accounting for intrinsic cell digestion by gastric juice.
While most claims begin at older ages, accidents and illnesses can cause younger people to need care for extended periods.
