Sentence examples for generic need from inspiring English sources

Some snippets broadcast a generic need for companionship ("just divorced feel lonely"); others detail specific fantasies or attributes ("Why you should get to know me? Because I don't have a dog that fits in my handbag").

Thermal control is a generic need for any heat dissipation system.

Or talks about a generic need for a payday loan.

In fact, only the generic need of calving assistance, stillbirth, foetal membrane retention (FMR) and uterine prolapse have been ascertained accurately because the majority of calvings occurred at night or was unobserved, and stall's personnel have not been trained to recognize and record the degree of dystocia.

It is unrealistic to expect a singular dressing to embrace all characteristics that would fulfill generic needs for wound healing.

I think Facebook should be focusing on the needs of groups of individuals not just the generic needs of all individuals, that is the fundamentally uncharted territory.

Computer science offers flexibility to permit the modern machines to address and handle the complexity of human, social and generic needs.

Counselees in both groups reported high fulfillment of generic needs (β = -.18; CI:.36 to.12; P =.22).

This counselee-centred instrument revealed four generic needs related to informational and psychosocial issues, and four cancer-specific needs related to receiving explanations about medical and emotional issues specifically.

In practice, such interventions will need to be incorporated into horizontally constructed programs addressing the generic needs of frail, dependent older people and their caregivers, whether arising from cognitive, mental or physical disorders.

Our findings indicate that a tool which facilitates primary care teams in identifying patients for generic needs assessment which can be integrated with holistic, anticipatory care planning would be acceptable to both professionals and service users.