Sentence examples for therefore desperately from inspiring English sources

Treatments are therefore desperately needed, and cerebral organoids and animal models will undoubtedly help researchers to test their effectiveness.

India, therefore, desperately needs to transform its water management agencies to address these concerns rather than pour money into more concrete.

Better and more accurate tools are therefore desperately needed, particularly for detecting glioblastoma at low levels of infiltration [8].

New vaccines are therefore desperately needed, and current efforts have been geared towards the identification of novel antigens and adjuvants to prolong immunity and ameliorate protection.

St. André therefore desperately wanted the two to attend Toft; after George I's accession to the throne the Whigs had become the dominant political faction, and Manningham and Douglas Whigg affiliations and medical knowledge might have elevated his status as both doctor and philosopher.

New drug treatments are therefore desperately needed.

The reason for this is simple: those patients are not currently able to afford the drugs that they so desperately need and therefore factor into neither Gilead's revenue nor (by extension) Emory's royalties.

That actually constrains people's behaviour because they so desperately seek approval and therefore have to conform.

To develop a fully effective antimalarial vaccine, so desperately needed, it is therefore essential to understand, at the deepest level, the formation of the TCR/pMHCII complex capable of conferring sterilizing immunity against this deadly disease.

We were so desperately unlucky".

"Expanding waistbands and heavy drinking habits are having an impact on the quality of donor organs available in the UK, therefore we desperately need developments in liver science.