Sentence examples for corresponds to needs from inspiring English sources
The type of cell or cell progenitor that the non DC population corresponds to needs further evaluation, however we can exclude leukocytes such as normal monocytes, macrophages, B cells, T cells, NK cells, neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, MDCs, and PDCs.
Training programmes, for instance, may duplicate each other and not always correspond to needs.
Since service use does not correspond to need, without further data we do not know if more limited use of services by immigrant region groups was linked to more unmet need, or no need for further services [ 16].
This has served to facilitate corporate restructuring in Europe, by ensuring regulatory clearance within a timetable that corresponds to the needs of business.
Guterres told reporters that in addition to the $2bn already committed, multiple countries had promised more donations in the coming months, leaving him "optimistic that we will be able to reach the level that corresponds to the needs".
This confirms the initial feeling of the scientific committee that the target to develop a new classification system corresponds to the needs of the scientific community.
This amount of water corresponds to the needs of half of the total freshwater consumption in a typical 1 GW Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) power plant.
This was based on national and EU regulations and set the following key objectives: VET corresponds to the needs of the labour market, the quality of VET increases, and therefore, the image of VET improves.
This confirms the initial feeling of the SC that the target to develop a new classification system corresponds to the needs of the scientific community.
As per the regionalization concept the delivery should happen in the maternity that fully corresponds to the needs of a particular pregnant women in terms of technology and skilled personnel.
Due to lack of time, resources and skills, however, preventive services are not provided by PHC to a degree that corresponds to the needs of the population [ 13- 15].
