Sentence examples for effect on need from inspiring English sources

Thermal coagulation reduced recurrent bleeding (4.2% vs. 15.7%, relative risk 0.29; 95% CI 0.11-0.73) but had no effect on need for surgery or mortality.

Although these measures may decrease blood transfusion in the ICU, they could have the opposite effect on need for transfusion after the ICU stay.

Together with the many minor intercorrelations between outcomes in individual CANSAS items, this finding may mean that outcomes regarding unmet needs are interrelated, in the sense that an unmet need in one area may have a detrimental effect on needs in other areas [ 38].

Linear mixed models were used to evaluate the effects on work engagement, social support and physical workload, and logistic mixed models to evaluate the effects on need for recovery.

In accordance with SDT hypotheses, in model 2, the direct effect of the intervention on autonomy-support exerted indirect effects on needs satisfaction and intrinsic motivation, confirming hypotheses 2 (H2) and 3 (H3).

Therefore, an investigation of potential effects on needs satisfaction, motivation, moderate-to-vigorous PA and sedentary behavior is warranted.

Also, characteristics other than the ones studied have an effect on the need for healthcare and its outcomes.

The complete focus on the best and the brightest (usually determined by GPA) in itself will not have much of an effect on the need for talent in general or the need for diverse talent specifically.

In discussing the shift from a culture that was character-oriented to one that is personality-driven, David Brooks does not address the arrival of television and its effect on the need of readers (his words) to "go outside themselves".

You might think that the explosion of digital tools for project collaboration would have a diminishing effect on the need for in-person meetings.

We also computed the aggregate effect on the need for tracheal intubation per se, as it was a common definition of NIV failure in the included studies.