Sentence examples for substantial need to from inspiring English sources
This study points out that there is a substantial need to build a small regional and interregional SAM because of economic sensitivity.
There is a substantial need to accelerate the advancement and implementation of advanced clean energy technologies to solve challenges of the energy crisis, climate change, and sustainable processes.
International general recommendations on the treatment of migraine and other primary headache disorders are now in place, and there is a substantial need to implement such guidelines in the Danish context.
The Cobb Institute concluded there is a substantial need to invest more in 'working' programs with proven outcomes aimed at increasing admittance into medical schools for black males in particular and URMs in general.
Consequently, we perceived a substantial need to perform a comprehensive comparison of recently developed, sophisticated methods for imputation.
There is a substantial need to improve the immunogenicity of MVA-based vaccines, which are currently being developed for use against a number of prominent infectious diseases including AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis, as well as human cancers.
Overall, the application of tissues for heavy-metal bio-assays is compromised by inconsistent intra-colony variation, and the substantial material needed to represent tissue-biomass.
Only allowing access to people who have critical or substantial need, according to the Fair Access to Care Services criteria "People do need to have a greater need than social isolation which we used to be able to use".
Thus, a substantial need exists to develop cost-effective de novo approaches which will rapidly enable sophisticated research programs for biologically important species for which research funds are limited.
No matter how small the original Peter Venkman's role is (and there have been reports it is reasonably substantial), we need to see Murray in future trailers.
Instead, substantial efforts need to be invested in education and immigration reform to solve the talent dilemma.
