Sentence examples for assessed as needing from inspiring English sources

Estimates suggest that one in five cases were assessed as needing support from Channel programmes, with the rest passed to other more appropriate services.

In 2001, she finally went into a nursing home, after she fractured her pelvis and was assessed as needing continuing care.

However, all have also been assessed as needing their own bedrooms – either due to disabilities, because they are at risk of violence from a sibling, or because of trauma experienced as a result of abuse and domestic violence.

The result, of course, is that there are far fewer people being assessed as needing additional support to get back to work, and fewer people receiving the additional financial support that the employment and support allowance can provide.

However, all of them have also been assessed as needing their own bedrooms – either due to disabilities, because they are at risk of violence from a sibling or because of trauma experienced as a result of abuse and domestic violence.

A fourth mortgage servicer, Ocwen Loan Service, was also assessed as needing substantial improvement, but Treasury said it would not withhold payments to Ocwen because it was negatively affected by a large acquisition of mortgages to service.

Table 5 shows the pragmatic use of higher levels of security than apparently required, though there are also notable 'slippages' apparent in tables 6 when some were allocated to levels of therapeutic security below those assessed as needed, and table 7 when some of those allocated to low security (PICU) or open wards had ratings indicating that a higher level of security was more appropriate.

Advantages as well as disadvantages and limitations of the FCP still need to be assessed, as need the computational statistics to demonstrate superiority of drug over placebo.

The majority of children with caries had decay localized to a single quadrant and one quarter of children with caries were assessed as urgently needing dental treatment.

Twelve percent of the metropolitan children were assessed as urgently needing treatment, compared to only 5% of the non-metropolitan children (p ≤ 0.001, χ (3df) = 31.103).

Most (82.8 %) were assessed as having needs for care; 72 (47.4 %) were identified as needing occasional care, and 54 (35.5 %) as needing care much of the time.