Sentence examples for sample necessity from inspiring English sources

For the GPs in our sample, "necessity" meant focusing mainly on lack of recognition of depressive symptoms and under treatment, rather than useless or ineffective overtreatment.

Since identification of germline and de novo rare somatic mutations relies on the matched normal sample, there is necessity to perform quality check on the sequenced data, to ensure the basis of the assumption is upheld.

The limitations of our conclusions are reliance on a retrospective analysis of a small, heterogeneous clinical sample, and the necessity, in the absence of superior alternatives, to use change in NT-proBNP as a surrogate marker for treatment response.

As phase transition mainly occurs in a region bounded by tip-sample interface, the necessity to correctly understand the role of tip-sample contact on scanning probe phase-change memory becomes increasingly imperative.

Analyses on archaeological samples indicate the necessity of direct pottery dating, as securely associated terrestrial samples are difficult to find for the assumedly earliest pottery in Northern Germany.

A very simple, convenient and cheap approach was established for the determination of UO22+ in natural water samples containing surfactants without the otherwise necessity of sample pretreatment, which drastically reduce the analysis time.

What is unclear in traditional acceptance sampling is the necessity of linking AQL exclusively to the producer and LTPD exclusively to the consumer.

The survival of the pathogens in the vegetable samples raises the necessity of maintaining proper sanitary condition during handling and storage of fresh vegetables.

Comparisons between electrolytes casted in DMSO, H2O and hot-pressed samples confirm the necessity of solvent residues present in the DMSO casted films for the ionic transport, although no obvious liquid phase is formed.

What is unclear in traditional acceptance sampling is the necessity of linking the acceptable quality limit (AQL) exclusively to the producer and the lot quality percent defective (LTPD) exclusively to the consumer.

Use of coded, previously collected samples waived the necessity for informed consent.