Sentence examples for we consider it necessary from inspiring English sources

"We consider it necessary for the two Korean states to coexist for a long time".

It continued: "But since these have yet to yield any result, we consider it necessary to make public now the fate of our colleague Zhang Miao".

"Because these awards are based on on-field performance, we consider it necessary to review the matter and allow for a revote," Ferrara said.

Our foremothers would baulk in horror at the things we casually consent to and the ever-growing list of body parts which we consider it necessary to tamper with.

This explanation may seem unnecessary given the wealth of literature on IRT models, but we consider it necessary for two reasons.

Therefore, we consider it necessary to combine specific social environment and cultural values again to discuss the mechanisms and effects of the impact of children's gender on gender ideology of parents.

We considered it necessary to use in the model the weighted mean of E v) on the focal day and a set of previous days, rather than just E v) on the focal day itself, because it seemed biologically realistic for the probability of death to be determined by a bird's recent history of blood lead concentration.

Due to the fact that the ESADA originated partly from societal concerns, we considered it necessary to also include some additional outcomes that will answer questions for some of the affected people, which, in turn, might help to reassure them.

26, 27 Although arterial stiffness is usually evaluated by baPWV, baPWV is correlated with BP. 17 In a previous study, pioglitazone improved baPWV but also decreased systolic BP. 14 Therefore, it is uncertain if pioglitazone improves arterial stiffness in diabetic patients, and we considered it necessary to evaluate the effect of pioglitazone on arterial stiffness with CAVI.

LEA coded such trees with each order replaced by an unresolved polytomy comprising its constituent families, but because the composition of the currently recognised placental orders (Lipotyphla and Artiodactyla, in particular) is in question, in addition to their interrelationships, we considered it necessary to exclude trees that would have forced us to assume ordinal monophyly a priori.

Since these results indicated that Msn2/Msn4 could be responsible for the response of certain genes to alkaline pH stress, we considered it necessary to evaluate to what extent this pathway is responsible for the remodelling of gene expression observed upon exposure to high pH.