Sentence examples for the need for fixing from inspiring English sources

An article in the Des Moines Register describes ten instances of neglect in the Corps database where the Corps was monitoring the need for fixing infrastructure but decided it would not be worth it to spend the money.

We used a previously developed staining protocol with one-step dye mixture addition that eliminates the need for fixing cells or repeated washes.

Harnessing intrinsic contrast enables imaging of intact tissues with subcellular resolution, with the added benefit of providing biochemical information without the need for tissue fixing, sectioning, or staining.

Recent studies shows that Raman microspectroscopy has been applied to record complete spectral maps of freeze-dried cells as well as living cells in media without the need for any fixing technique before the mapping.

To demonstrate the advantage of using state-based TDMA and need for fixing the issues that arise in practice, we provide a number of experimental results.

Perfecting the joining process was a major challenge enabling him to create custom frames without the need for expensive fixed moulds.

Well it's certainly behaving like a stereotypical centenarian: gripped by the need for routine, fixed to its bath chair, smelling faintly of ointment and bodily fluids.

Given the fact that the driverless taxi obviates the need for annual fixed costs and maintenance normally associated with car-sharing as well as parking, it would provide even greater convenience.

Although important when used as a testing goal, application of the 2005 ATS/ERS EOT criteria will reject many tests judged acceptable by experienced reviewers [ 1]; specifically, the need for a fixed minimum FET needs to be reconsidered.

Your work is being judged on its unfinished state, and for a writer to reclaim the enthusiasm needed for fixing mistakes (when they've already been seen and discussed by all) is a very tough ask.

To reduce the need for complicated fixes, and cut repair time, Boeing has engineered spare parts that can be bolted onto areas that have been prone to damage on other planes.