Sentence examples for needs to be exerted from inspiring English sources

"Obviously tension is running high and people are saying we should not give up the pressure that needs to be exerted on Israel," Mr. Saidam said of the growing protests in the West Bank.

The closer the COM to the chassis, the higher the control effort needs to be exerted by the motor wheels [13, 14].

This suggests that much greater control needs to be exerted over operators, and more should be done to help those operators who try to fulfill a security function.

(3) Privacy: A high level of protection needs to be exerted against the adversary who could be interested in all user-specific information other than the verification decision of the system.

The portfolio quality of the credit component is fairly good except that more effort needs to be exerted in terms of risk management and decreasing the portfolio at risk through delinquency management.

If the ultimate aim of EBP training is to have all allied health professionals confident, knowledgeable and skilled in the practice of EBP, greater effort needs to be exerted in determining how best to deliver the training, how much training, content, length and positioning of training courses throughout programs of study.

Therefore, special cautions need to be exerted for patients with poor performance status in future trials.

g) There are good reasons to believe that further efforts need to be exerted in order to strengthen AFP surveillance and measles laboratory-based diagnosis.

"Our brothers need more efforts and determination to be exerted to remove the merciless injustice and aggression through all means and with no exceptions," he told worshippers.

TGFβ1 is produced as a latent complex with LAP and needs to be activated to exert its biological effect [ 15].

Recent studies reveal a new vision of paracetamol: a pro-drug which needs to be bio-transformed to exert its analgesic effect.