Sentence examples for equivalent needs from inspiring English sources

This is all the more so, since Scotland already has much higher public spending per head on health than regions like the north-east with equivalent needs.

But please bear in mind that if we're looking at Marvel or Star Wars as the templates for a functional cinematic universe, your swords and sorcery equivalent needs to be one which already boasts its own established audience.

The studies found that patients had similar symptom burdens, and equivalent needs for palliative care, while those patients with other than cancer diagnoses had problems with access and utilisation of care.

When compared to older people with equivalent needs living in their own homes, those living in care homes have been shown to have less access to care [ 16- 18].

With all of this in mind, PubChem data described using existing ontology frameworks and published in RDF format could fulfill the equivalent need for a SQL-based database of PubChem.

In this paper we argue that the best methodology for TOP500 benchmarking should be based on the holistic performance measure H (TBigData, N1U) defined as the number of 1U boxes (N1U = one rack units or equivalent) needed to accomplish the desired execution time using a given Big Data benchmark.

Managers of PPDPs (or their equivalent) need to devote as much time to preparing and selecting practices as they give to monitoring progress: ensuring sustained organisational motivation to engage in the time-consuming learning involved in this area is a key ingredient for success.

Due to the complexity of many biologics, the assessment of "equivalence" for products obtained from different manufacturers currently presents a new set of challenges to regulatory agencies, since it is not perfectly clear how similar the biosimilar trastuzumab and its licensed equivalent need to be in terms of physicochemical properties for granting a marketing authorization.

We found that T. thermophilus largely uses glycolysis and TCA cycle to produce biosynthetic precursors, ATP and reducing equivalents needed for cells growth.

This continuum evolving process in the adquisition of a highly proliferative phenotype requires the selection of cells with decreased mitochondrial oxidation of fuels, relying on the oxidation of glucose for ATP generation, resulting secondarily in the engagement of the pentose phosphate pathway as a source of reducing equivalents needed for anabolism and antioxidant defense.

Conquistadores, like their modern-day equivalents, needed the blessing of a priesthood - and priesthoods usually derive their power from speaking in a language nobody else can understand.