Sentence examples for advised of the need from inspiring English sources
The north London coroner Andrew Walker wrote to the health secretary last December, asking that all pregnant women should be advised of the need to take supplements.
If she did not have a case worker, she would be advised of the need to seek professional help.
Patients were advised of the need for an initial follow-up examination at the sixth week after completion of EBRT.
Patients were advised of the need for follow up 6 - 12 weeks after the completion of RT.
Hence, sexually active individuals receiving vismodegib should be advised of the need for contraception (Source: Erivedge™ package insert. http://www.gene.com/download/pdf/erivedge_prescribing.pdf).com/download/pdf/erivedge_prescribing.pdf
Families and caregivers should be advised of the need to recognise any emergence of emotional change or self-injurious thinking; and to communicate well with the prescriber [ 144].
After the seminar, deputy editor of news Steve Mitchell sent round a memo advising of the "need to reflect deniers in run-up to Copenhagen".
With 3,000-4,000 Saudi fighters in the Islamic State today, he advises of the need to "look inward to explain ISIS' rise".
The point of the law is to ensure that each patient (or customer) has a physician looking after their interests when ordering medical tests, to advise on the need for, interpretation of, and clinical follow-up after the tests.
Including one or more patients who had contextual knowledge and experience related to the engagement activity would be of most benefit, for example, "a consumer who has undergone transplant surgery, would be far better able to advise on the needs of consumers in these circumstances, than they would to provide advice on proposed changes to mental health legislation" [ 32], p. 128.
The report discloses that another member of Mr. bin Laden's cell in Kenya "then met with the 'engineers' and advised them of the need to move families to a secure region before the 'activism.' " The report appears to be a summary of recent or proposed operations.
