Sentence examples for of growing necessity from inspiring English sources
Optimal and acceptable options for infants and children are of growing necessity because of concern about resistance due to single-dose nevirapine exposure during PMTCT, and also concern about emergence of resistance during treatment in children [ 85, 86].
Increased incidence of periprosthetic osteolysis with increasing polyethylene wear has historically been the leading complication of total hip arthroplasty (THA), resulting in the growing necessity of revision surgery due to aseptic loosening of implant devices [ 1– 3].
In addition, the growing necessity of owning television content as well as the delivery systems accelerated the decision, Mr. Roberts said.
He added that the rapidly changing television business and the growing necessity of owning content as well as the delivery systems sped up the decision.
Or the growing necessity of maintaining considerable personal liability coverage in today's lawsuit crazy world?
It's also about the strange concept of extended youth that our society has created with low entry-level pay, or none at all thanks to the existence and growing necessity of internships.
The growing necessity of dealing with complexity is however highlighted by the apparent behavioural differences exhibited by biomolecules within an intracellular environment versus the test tube [ 5].
As new therapeutic strategies like biologics attack at different points in the signal cascade that induces angiogenesis as part of the immune reaction, a growing necessity for exact detection and quantification of vascularization at the angiogenic level might be of importance for therapy follow-up.
Aging infrastructure worldwide has made rapid means of repair and retrofitting a growing necessity.
With California's arid climate and growing population, fights over water have become a way of life and water storage a growing necessity.
In an introduction to a recent edition of "Paradise Lost," Pullman writes, "My story resolved itself into an account of the necessity of growing up, and a refusal to lament the loss of innocence".
