Sentence examples for urgently needed data from inspiring English sources

In welcoming remarks, the Air Force general in charge said the program was "essential" and following the men to their graves would provide "urgently needed data".

This study will generate urgently needed data on effective, practical and sustainable intervention programs aimed at controlling hypertension and concomitant cardiovascular disease in underserved populations in low- and middle-income countries.

The data obtained allow for new insights into population structure and transmission dynamics, thus also revealing urgently needed data to improve TB control in Ethiopia.

Our study is relevant for managers and other decision makers such as concession owners, conservation area managers and auditors as our results illustrate how indigenous people's knowledge can provide urgently needed data with little cost.

EIP has initiated a timely case control evaluation of the new recommendation and will provide urgently needed data on the usefulness of the strategy in the United States, adding to the data available from the United Kingdom (18, 19 ).

Urban planning and decision-making for sustainable development urgently need data of high spatial resolution to establish the relationship between the socio-economic performance of the urban system and its different sub-units (i.e. housing schemes, commercial and industrial developments, services) on the one hand and their environmental impacts of these sub-units on the other.

We urgently need data on the natural evolution and scale of the problems of cancer survivors obtained from well-designed, large-scale cohort studies and the robust testing of interventions in clinical trials.

In the current study, we aim to provide these urgently needed efficacy data and provide safety data for individuals with normal G6PD enzyme function.

A systematic national surveillance system is urgently needed to provide data on the levels of bacterial diseases and drug resistance in common pathogens from hospitals and communities.

The world urgently needs good data about what happens to your body and brain when you jack it.

Thus, given the equivocal nature of the limited evidence currently available, we urgently need more data on the wild bird species typically used in behavioural studies to establish whether there are indeed benefits to hand-rearing.