Sentence examples for strongly invites from inspiring English sources

It should be obvious that the notion of plausibility is a difficult one, which strongly invites further analysis but which is not easy to analyze in technical detail.

Therefore, additional standardization efforts are required to improve analytical performance, and biomedical industries are strongly invited to re-evaluate their assays taking into consideration CLSI approved protocols and guidelines.

It is possible that patients are more strongly invited to participate in the decision to decrease or stop their medication, because it is more preference sensitive.

Certainly, further preclinical studies are mandatory to replicate our findings in other models of experimental diabetes, but such independent confirmation of our results would strongly invite to consider implementing a clinical trial to evaluate the protective effect against foot ulcerations of early ARB treatment in normotensive non-albuminuric diabetes patients.

While we'd love to review each film, talk, and outing of the festival, we'll just mention a few films that touched us most strongly and invite you to visit the festival's website to explore the full program for a list of films to add to your family's watch list.

Senegal's President Senghor is certain to react strongly if Major Vieira invites more Cubans in.

However, several of those invited strongly denied they would endorse the Republican candidate during the event.

At registration users are strongly encouraged to invite their entire address book as friends.

This isn't a big surprise — the event invites Facebook sent out hinted strongly that the news would have something to do with its Inbox, sparking plenty of speculation that the event could be related to Titan.

And yet the piece invites a wholly collaborative approach, because it is so strongly unified by Messiaen's unique imagination and a musical language based on religious faith, birdsong and irregular intervals.

For example, if it is found that patients, in general and accounting for a range of interpersonal differences, strongly prefer to be invited to participate in handover rather than not, then this provides evidence to clinical leaders that an invitation to participate should be considered for inclusion in practice guidelines.