Sentence examples for specifically the need for from inspiring English sources
Strashko (2010) analyzed issues of business planning in relation to agro-industrial projects, specifically the need for risk, technical and financial analysis during the project evaluation.
The results of the study stress the utility of monitoring activities in low energy buildings, and specifically the need for monitoring low carbon technologies.
Specifically, the need for improvements, raising awareness about patient safety, the identification and evaluation of existing safety programs and interventions for improving the safety culture.
Significant progress in its numerical modeling emerged in the last two decades, and we highlight specifically the need for grid-adaptive, shock-capturing treatments found in several contemporary codes in active use and development.
Rarely if ever have I seen a published scientific paper that states the rationale for its existence so baldly in terms of public perception - specifically, "the need for the public to appreciate the significance of human-made global warming".
Finally the requirements for further work to refine the methodology are set out – specifically the need for statistical distributions of tornado parameters and for force and moment coefficients obtained from proper physical or numerical simulations of tornado characteristics.
Some countries called specifically for greater knowledge sharing (Bhutan), while others pointed specifically to the need for continued NGO support (Bangladesh), in the form of developing innovative models for ECCE provision (Uzbekistan), and financial support (Nepal).
We also examine specific differences between software and medicines, specifically how the need for laboratories and physical goods will impact the model as well as the effect of patents.
He specifically mentioned the need for a coordinating mechanism on global diseases and counter-terrorism.
In 2010, Kruglanski and colleagues looked specifically at the need for cognitive closure as part of the response to terrorism.
In his new year message Miliband specifically addressed the need for his party to speak to southern voters.
