Sentence examples for displayed a need for from inspiring English sources
The participants' narratives displayed a need for the case managers to support them as individuals, covering their emotional needs.
Tfh displayed a need for CD28 signalling to progress from pre-Tfh to full Tfh, probably due to a loss of CD28 signalling via CD86 expressed by cognate B-cells, and a further requirement for CD28 to maintain the cells.
As a result of the evaluation the text size for all visual profiles was increased and the layout was improved so that textual messages could be displayed without a need for scroll bars.
When walking freely, older displayed a greater need for head flexion between walking speeds (P < 0.05) when compared to young.
Even his clothing displays a need for speed.
Whether it is Layla Angelique being "so hot for it" in Dallas, in 2009, or the Lambeth-based Mrs. Banner's eagerness to receive the Priapian weapon, in 1787, many men paying for sex evidently desire that the women they are paying display a need for the act.
This lack of knowledge displays a need for continuing education in genetics, a problem which probably also exists among primary healthcare professionals.
The emergence of multi-drug resistant strains hamper the progress of current antimalarial therapy and displayed an urgent need for new antimalarials by targeting novel drug targets.
A 2012 study found that personality differences between tattooed and non-tattooed individuals were "generally small" although those with tattoos tended to be more extroverted and display a greater "need for uniqueness".
The subsequent developmental stage in B-lymphocyte development display a critical need for the cytokine IL-7 and mice deficient in either the cytokine or the α component (IL-7Rα) of the hetero-dimeric receptor, display disturbances in differentiation in both B and T lymphocyte development [ 15, 16].
As for Holm et al. [ 28] they report that women with a low level of education and low incomes, living on their own, display a greater need for physical, emotional and financial support than women with a higher level of education.
