Sentence examples for systems still need from inspiring English sources
Its web of regulations is too constricting; its job protection is too rigid; its health, welfare and education systems still need big doses of change; its service sector is underdeveloped.
— RACHEL RAMSAY Needs of migrants not met, new O.E.C.D. report finds Many countries have shown significant progress in closing the educational gap between students from migrant backgrounds and their native peers, a new report on the education of immigrant children says, but education systems still need to identify and address the particular needs of those from immigrant backgrounds.
However, available commercial systems still need to be improved.
The radio systems still need to be certified by U.S. Customs.
However, at present, these systems still need to be integrated to maximize their functions.
Despite recent advances, scheduling methodologies and decision support systems still need improvement, especially their computational efficiency, practical feasibility and use.
A year ago, Cherkasky's reportsaid that the bank's IT systems still needed better coordination and that there remained "much work to be done".
Nevertheless, these newly discovered factors of evolution, however important by themselves, are but modifications of the Continuity Principle – evolution of complex systems still needs to be deconstructed into successive steps and explained in a Darwinian way.
According to the collected information and the changing demands of the higher layers, the system still need a more flexible capability to reorganize the front-end of radio environment.
Altogether, although challenges exist that the current organoids system still need substantial development, this system have already found utility in many basic biological and therapeutic fields to advance new knowledge and to advance us closer to therapeutics for diseases that previously appeared untouchable.
Therefore, the roles of G4 DNA and its binding proteins in gametogenesis of mammalian system still need to be investigated.
