Sentence examples for use and the need from inspiring English sources

We already see a remarkable drop in paper use and the need to print things out.

Fire can nevertheless result in a permanent loss of strength and thus a post-fire evaluation of the residual load bearing capacity has to be made to inform decisions on continued use and the need for structural repairs.

Another criticism which some women's reproductive health experts we spoke to have directed at the product is that there's a risk of it being misleading — given its relative complexity to use and the need for alternative contraception on red days (or else that users abstain from sex).

However, no such markers are currently recommended for clinical use, and the need for discovery of novel biomarkers to aid the determination of prognosis in CRC patients remains great.

Hospitals should therefore critically review recommendations for PPI medication and the dosage thereof in their discharge letters and clearly document the reason for PPI use and the need for continuous prescription in primary care.

A system of nomenclature has to strike a compromise between the convenience and simplicity required for everyday use and the need for adequate definition of the concepts involved [ 31].

It will also encourage greater transparency about when data is being collected and how it will be used, and the need for clearly worded privacy or user notices.

The F.D.A. has for years struggled to find the appropriate balance between the need to inform doctors of experimental but hopeful drug and device uses and the need to guard against hucksters promoting dangerous products as cure-alls.

Exposure to pulsed spectral Doppler ultrasound can significantly heat biologic tissue because of the relatively high intensities used and the need to hold the beam stationary during examinations.

However, the research that has emerged to date socially and collectively shares rather similar views of the approach itself, the technology used and the need for recognition from practitioners.

Intelligent surveillance involves the use of AI techniques to monitor environments whose analysis is becoming more and more complex because of the large number of sensors used and the need of monitoring multiple events of interest simultaneously.