Sentence examples for anticipated need from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were tracheostomy, age <18 and anticipated need for non-invasive ventilation after extubation.

In 1989, a Consensus Conference on Artificial Airways in Patients Receiving Mechanical Ventilation [ 21] recommended translaryngeal intubation for an anticipated need of up to 10days and a tracheostomy if an artificial airway for more than 21days is anticipated.

The depletion of many forests, especially in the tropics, makes uncertain the provision of an adequate wood supply to satisfy the anticipated need.

A DEA spokeswoman, Barbara Carreno, explained that in previous years, the DEA added a 25% "buffer" to the anticipated need for opioid medications to create quotas that would allow additional production in the event of a drug shortage.

Conclusion: Some patients are transfused because of institutional bias of an anticipated need rather than for true surgical bleeding.

In this case there was a rapid and marked haemodynamic improvement following ILE infusion, curtailing the anticipated need for further vasopressor medications.

While the company had not run out of cash, it anticipated needing more capital early next year.

Most were taking antiretrovirals prior to release and anticipated needing help securing health benefits and medications post-release.

Activities and training options were added and adapted to respond to emerging and anticipated needs, challenges and opportunities.

The Board of Education anticipates needing 19,000 new teachers for the school year that begins in September 2001.

"We don't anticipate needing more," said Dr. Jonathan Mermin, a C.D.C. specialist in AIDS prevention.