Sentence examples for whether that may be necessary from inspiring English sources

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"The doctors are still determining whether that may be necessary.

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By submitting an application form to enter the Awards, you confirm that you have the right to enter and have obtained all and any consents, permissions and authorisations that may be necessary (whether from your institution of higher education or otherwise) in order for you to enter.

The study, hence, cannot answer the question whether there was a need for frequent dose adjustment that may be necessary in those with rapidly changing kidney function.

The additional IRB requirements that may be necessary for federated sharing of re-identifiable information, suggests that the community should study whether honest broker systems could reduce the number of cases where identifiable information is necessary.

"While that may be necessary, we're not there yet".

That may be necessary in China.

It may be cartoonish; that may be necessary.

That may be necessary sooner rather than later.

Explicit negotiation with research partners and participants about data ownership and access and about dissemination of results, may be necessary before deciding whether to begin research.

Investigators should be advised that testing may be necessary to determine whether in situ imaging is possible under the desired treatment modality and setup limitations.

"I fear that it may be necessary".

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