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vital

[vahyt-l] / ˈvaɪt l /




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There are tests available, but it's difficult to take accurate readings because, while testosterone is also vital for women, the amount needed is a lot less.

From BBC

They all have explosive power and speed over the initial acceleration phase where pushing the sled effectively is so vital.

From BBC

That’s because bobsled races are often won or lost at the start, where speed, explosive power and acceleration are vital in getting the 400-pound sled moving.

From Los Angeles Times

In a statement, UC spokeswoman Rachel Zaentz said the university “remains focused on our vital work to drive innovation, advance medical breakthroughs and strengthen the nation’s long-term competitiveness.”

From Los Angeles Times

With a knock-on effect of adding to pressure on health and social care services, finding ways to help people shift their recovery from hospital to their own homes can be vital.

From BBC