Sentence examples for decide on the need from inspiring English sources

Empirical data also allow patients to be classified by risk group in order to decide on the need for hospitalization.

Beyond the disagreements about the relative dangers of rising prices versus rising joblessness, Fed officials are grappling with how to decide on the need for higher interest rates.

Under military policy, the disposition of harassment and assault cases is left entirely to the discretion of unit commanders, who alone decide on the need for corrective action.

After using 70 to 80%% of the target ablation, the patient was examined at the slit lamp, to protect excess ablation of thin areas and decide on the need for additional treatment.

In Spain, part of the controversy of these type of vehicles lies in the fact that the scooters' regulations differ from one region to another due to the capacity of each city council to decide on the need of an insurance, the minimum age required to use them, where it is permitted to circulate and where they can be parked.

Further multivariate analyses are needed to better define cost-effective and resource-appropriate algorithms to decide on the need for baseline renal monitoring to be carried out, including a broad range of potential risk factors such as diabetes, hypertension, and hepatitis co-infection.

But central bankers indicated that they might wait to gauge the market reaction before deciding on the need for interest rate cuts.

The latter include training of extension educators, consultants and interested growers in conducting on-farm assessment of soil infestations with disease organisms and using the information in deciding on the need for management, if any.

The WB-BS images were evaluated by the physician in charge, who decided on the need for additional SPECT/CT (as well as the number of bed positions).

I'd add that, if France nonetheless has decided on the need for an international conference of some sort at this time, how about one on Syria, the greatest human tragedy of this century and a country that France has claimed, since the 1916 Sykes-Picot agreement carved up the Middle East, to know better than others?

The participant's usual medical attendant decided on the need for hospital admission, independently of the study team.