Sentence examples for presenting a need from inspiring English sources
Both expander and screw pump were losing power in electric and mechanical losses (generator/motor) presenting a need of further development of these components for better efficiency.
The removal efficiency of most of them are high; however, these conventional methods are not considered as sustainable, thereby presenting a need for a cost-effective and sustainable method.
The conceptualization stages were important for Pei, presenting a need and an opportunity to break from the Bauhaus tradition.
However, no studies to date in South Africa have applied amoebal enrichment techniques to selectively grow indigenous FLA in water systems, presenting a need to optimize this technique using local conditions.
This presents a need for the city to invest in these underserviced areas, so as to retain personal investment.
Professor Vincent Hausmann charges that in their reinforcement of masculinity "against threats posed by war, by consumerism, and by feminist and queer challenges", these films present a need to "focus on, and even to privilege" aspects of maleness "deemed 'deviant.
The importance of the secondary structure of RNAs presents a need for tools that rely on comparing two RNA secondary structures, which may indicate a functional commonality or divergence between them.
Even with its shortcomings, Mr. Obama's proposal presents a needed contrast to the Republicans' approach to corporate taxes.
This paper presents a needs assessment framework describing how the trust game and the dictator game adopted from experimental economics can help measure discrimination, distinguish between stereotypes and prejudice, and determine appropriate diversity training methods accordingly.
Additionally, the authors do not present a needs assessment to support the design of their quality improvement initiative.
Therefore, the profile of this region's entrepreneurship is more industrial, and its dynamic service sector presents a greater need for adaptation of new technologies.
