The English language, as it has spread widely over the world, has come to consist of a group of coordinate branches, each expressing the needs of its speakers in communication; further scholarly dictionaries are needed to record the particular characteristics of and influences on each branch.
We aimed to review systematically the needs for support in managing illness and maintaining social inclusion expressed by people with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) We carried out a systematic review of primary research and personal ('own') stories expressing the needs of people with CFS/ME.
These findings support the argument of this study expressing the need of planning zone specific UHIs mitigation strategies and action plans.
As a young man on the European continent, he had to some extent supplied the demands of aristocratic patronage, but in England he adapted himself to a different climate of opinion and taste and came to serve and express the needs of a wider public.
If the issues originate from the society as a result of resource distribution, social service organizations should express the needs of marginalized groups (Hardina et al. 2007 361).
Even more importantly, they expressed the needs of a social and economic system premised on the super-exploitation of a disfranchised racial caste, backed up by a permanent paramilitary network, the KKK.
With the emergence of P2P applications and mobile devices, users express the need of exchanging data anywhere, anytime.
Occurrence of more than one ARD in an individual, expresses the need of discovery of such target proteins, which can affect multiple ARDs.
They expressed the need of direct communications among people with different roles: from their peers, to alumni, from professors, to administrative staff.
Even though the outstanding diesel car boom has nowadays resulted in diesel fuel demand above the 'natural cap' provided by the average composition of raw oil, the oil company ARAL expresses the need of diesel fuel outlet clearly: 'Combined production requires the sale of certain amounts of gasoline and middle distillates.
The emerging framework in which the urban agendas on the food question are getting to work is characterized by diversity, fragmentation and on-going changing; it expresses the need of a creative space for action, free from inhibitions and constraints, but able to govern the multidimensional and multifunctional aspects of food environments, involving a large plethora of different stakeholders.
