Although elevated levels of distress are supposed to constitute a need for psychosocial support, the relation between elevated distress and need for support does not appear to be straightforward.
Nest-building constitutes a behavioural need for sows, and we therefore conclude that sow welfare was improved in the Schmid pens compared to in the crates.
Views of what constitutes beauty constantly change, so there will always be a need for some form of pinup".
Therefore, the identification of specific biomarkers in the circulation that will allow for the early PDAC diagnosis constitutes an urgent unmet need for this cancer.
In the absence of any other differences in safety between DES and BMS, this reduced need for reintervention constitutes a significant advantage for DES in clinical practice.
"This law directly targets the counseling profession, would deny services to those most in need, and constitutes a dilemma for ACA members because it allows for violation of ACA's Code of Ethics," he continued.
The resulting lack of flexibility and extensibility, and the associated need for ground-level reprogramming, constitutes a major barrier for potential model users.
The literature review suggests a need for researching what constitutes appropriate backing to support the evaluation and explanation inferences in a validity argument associated with developing instruments for assessing L2 pragmatic comprehension ability.
I'd imagine this whole Speidi conflict is fueling ratings, and when 6.4 million viewers constitutes a "good" hour for NBC, they need all the help they can get.
For health research priority setting exercises to effectively target research with the greatest public health benefit, it is important that they are of high quality and so there is a need for consensus on what constitutes quality or good practice in this area [ 2, 20].
