Sentence examples for probable necessity from inspiring English sources
The complexity of abdomino-thoracic interactions and the pathophysiology of polycompartment syndrome should always be kept in mind, as should the probable necessity of measuring IAP in each individual patient [43 46].
This may reflect a more rapid growth rate and the probable necessity of mammography screening in younger patient < 50 in our country.
Here, we should bear in mind the relatively short time available to find viable solutions (less than one generation time) and the probable necessity of testing many putative solutions.
The complexity of abdomino-thoracic interactions and the pathophysiology of polycompartment syndrome should always be kept in mind, as should the probable necessity of measuring IAP in each individual patient [ 43- 46].
Wide diversity in signaling cascades leading to ERK activation can perhaps be explained by the nature of mERs and the probable necessity of their interactions with many other different signaling partners.
To illustrate the results, the score is transformed into a coloured scale indicating a low exposure situation where physical overload is unlikely to occur (= green), situations with increased (= greenish yellow) and highly increased (= yellow) exposure, up to conditions where physical overload is highly likely to occur with probable necessity to redesign the workplace (= red).
I think we don't see the constitutional question quite the same way — to me, probable cause and necessity were amply demonstrated by the government, in spite of all the flaws in the original affidavit that were revealed through the Franks hearing.
Therefore, before taking up any water resources development project, the prime necessity is to know the probable quantity of water available from a watershed.
Here the therapeutic necessity and/or lack of availability are probable reasons.
Among these an early article on the probable age-structure of the Roman empire easily demonstrated both the inadequacy of the surviving data and the necessity of engaging with the statistical methods and models developed by professional demographers.
Jellinek senior, who owned a restaurant in Budapest, felt the necessity of getting his son out of Hungary as war appeared inevitable and conscription in the Hungarian Army probable, but did not foresee the unimaginable.
