Sentence examples for used we need from inspiring English sources

We need to know what techniques were used, we need to know how widespread they were, and above all how the public can be protected," he told the BBC.

To preserve more structural detail than simply which bodies of information were used, we need to consider rejecting further structural rules.

To the contrary, when the DF mode is used, we need to optimally allocate the power and the time slot of the source and relay.

Therefore, assuming the DCF access method is used, we need to consider two major modifications to the current backoff procedure: (i) having the same initial backoff duration for all cluster members and (ii) updating this value at the same time.

Note that unlike in the direction-of-arrival estimation approaches [14] where only a single zero-frequency bin is used, we need to capture multiple frequency bins of the stationarized i th component so as to keep the time-varying Doppler information, which is particularly important to determine the direction of the elevation velocity of the target.

As location-based services (LBSs) become attractive services and are expected to be widely used, we need to directly use location information to provide service differentiation and/or fairness for them, which is completely different from existing per-station and per-flow service differentiation.

Although the comprehensive Cochrane risk of bias tool 40 is widely used, we needed a measure of quality that could be used in the quantitative analysis.

However, regardless of what type of material processing technology we use, we need energy.

"How we behave, how we use energy, how often we fly, what cars we use — we need a total sustainability strategy to cover it all," Kullberg says.

But to deal with the current epidemic of use we need urgently to develop cannabis antagonists as antidotes to spice for use by health professionals.

However, for clinical use we need considerable flexibility in tuning sensitivity and specificity for different species, potentially weighted to minimize clinical risk.