Sentence examples for concept the need for from inspiring English sources
Although the impairment of patients with subthreshold depression and their heightened risk of developing Major Depression point to the clinical relevance of this concept, the need for treatment is still unclear, especially since up to 48% of cases remit without treatment [ 8] and only up to 8% of patients with subthreshold depression develop Major Depression within 2 years [ 9].
Three questions that did not discriminate sufficiently between high and low-scoring students: one for core concept 1 (the need for controls), one for core concept 2 (the philosophy of hypothesis testing), and one for core concept 4 (the importance of accuracy in affecting conclusions) were removed.
The SASE FEL concept eliminates the need for an optical cavity.
The FEL amplifier concept eliminates the need for an optical cavity.
The aim of this research is to demonstrate the effectiveness of the design concept without the need for any chemical, complex, or expensive solar design techniques.
There is so much wireless access available for free that it's difficult to sell people on the concept of the need for a monthly subscription, especially when they're likely to only need it occasionally while traveling, or spend only as much time in a Starbucks as to get enough sugar in their coffee.
Recovery is a versatile concept, and the need for its' quantification in practice has been identified.
In the next section, we ask how the GPG concept, particularly the need for collective action, has affected policies and programs in these areas.
A recent review of this concept highlighted the need for diagnostic criteria that encompass the full range of the VCI construct.
Some actors, particularly those who have developed the concept, recognize the need for longer term perspectives, but consider this as a potential step to be taken in the future.
These results confirm the previously published data and reinforce the concept of the need for bone assessment of all patients with MGUS with systematic vertebral fracture assessment in addition to BMD.
