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But he added that care should be provided regardless of age, dictated by need.

The upper limit was dictated by need to ensure that no child was 18 years or older by the end of the survey period; 18 years old being the legal age of adulthood in South Africa.

The findings revealed complex negotiations between family and patients about moving into a nursing home (often dictated by need rather than preference); the use of the patient's personal historical identity and previous wishes to guide decision-making in the absence of overt preferences; and difficulties for the family in balancing the patient and their own wishes.

Latour emphasized the need to create new boundaries for our delegations dictated by our needs to survive (e.g. water) rather than cartography.

"Many of the changes were dictated by the needs of the art," he said.

For all the exterior's claimed dynamism, however, Honda said the car's shape was dictated by "the needs of the people inside it".

The Lerners said that the A3 program is flexible and still in formation, and that its development will be dictated by the needs of its constituency.

And while some of its critics complain that its aesthetic choices are now being dictated by monetary needs, the academy's embrace of contemporary art also reflects its desire to be seen to be in tune with the times.

Collins said that he believed managing in an American League park was simpler in many ways, but that deciding when to pull a pitcher — a move in the National League that is often dictated by offensive needs — could nevertheless be tricky.

The creation of such a system is dictated by the needs of the communities of fire protection designers, specialists and verification bodies for a clear and easily accessible tool that will be further developed as needed in order to support and improve the national design and construction process for fire safety engineering.

These general constraints, like the cost function, can be modified and adapted as dictated by the needs of the project.