Sentence examples for patterns call for from inspiring English sources

Clear understanding of wound closure and tissue-healing patterns call for the use of atraumatic procedures, nonirritating suture materials and adequate suturing techniques.

On the one hand, the growth of the transport infrastructure and the fast evolution of mobility patterns call for models that are informed by real-time data sources.

The findings that arthritis and signs of organ damage were less often associated with S-ANA compared with other staining patterns call for confirmatory studies and further elaborations, including identification of ANA fine-specificities.

Begin your pattern with four rows of garter stitch, as most patterns call for.

The increase in the penetration of intermittent generation and uncertainty in load patterns calls for the need to include these uncertainties in the conventional power flow programs.

The co-evolution of industrial production and social patterns calls for systemic solutions that can only be provided by partnerships between companies and other stakeholders, including final users.

The rapidly increasing proportion of unique phyletic patterns calls for a more coarse-grained comparison whereby non-identical but similar patterns are treated as members of the same group.

Reviewer response: In lumping patterns together, I was referring to the sentence in the text where you say "The rapidly increasing proportion of unique phyletic patterns calls for a more coarse-grained comparison whereby non-identical but similar patterns are treated as members of the same group".

Adams set a pattern, calling for national unity in the face of French provocation (French privateers, he said, "had inflicted a wound in the American breast").

The complexity of the whole pattern calls for a comparison of other markes types and a more exhaustive sampling through existing and potential repartition areas of the complex.

This interesting pattern calls for a wider sampling and thorough investigation of these chemicals throughout the subfamily.