Attesting to the need for below-market-rate housing for seniors are the long waiting lists at many of the complexes.
After this, France reverts to something akin to what the UK has by default: two physicians must attest to the need for abortion due to the physical or mental health of the pregnant woman, the woman's life is in danger, or the foetus has deformities that are incompatible with life.
As someone who spends weeks on end staring at screens, I can personally attest to the need for — and the effectiveness of — Calm's product.
As someone who spends weeks on end staring at screens, I can personally attest to the need for — and the effectiveness of — Calm's product.
Having used Schechner's text in an introductory-level course without the benefit of Bial's reader, I can attest to the need for the sort of well-conceived collection that The Performance Studies Reader offers.
(As someone whose children take lessons that I don't attend, I can attest to the need for this feature in particular. Without enough information, it's challenging to reinforce what a kid needs to be doing in between sessions).
Increasing interest in controlling water-borne pathogens in water resources evidenced by a large number of recent publications clearly attests to the need for studies that synthesize knowledge from multiple fields covering comparative aspects of pathogen contamination, and unify them in a single place in order to present and address the problem as a whole.
Any African American viewer can also attest to the need for more diversity in programming.
As a former liberal arts major, I can certainly attest to the need, if not the requirement, for colleges to teach advanced critical thinking and analysis, which does indeed become applicable in the "real" world.
The findings may further attest to the need of identifying additional more relevant evaluation strategies, as suggested by recent outcomes research targeting IM and complex health interventions [ 47].
