Sentence examples for in need of identification from inspiring English sources
Yet the more scientists study celiac disease, the more some crucial component appears in need of identification.
The network is so in need of identification that it even airs a commercial explaining itself, that stars Stephen Colbert. "Universal Sports," he enthuses, that's "the entire universe!! Covering everything from baseball...to space ball".
The mapping exercise which identified a significant number of children with disability in the targeted municipalities kept hidden and unregistered had a significant impact on the awareness of possibly large number of children in Serbia in similar situation who are in need of identification and outreach.
In need of an official photo identification, I approached a photographer on staff.
Another area in need of exploration is the identification of adaptive ecological strategies, and possible niche differentiations, used by natural Trichodesmium populations.
But it was his fate to become the only American lexicographer whose name could appear in a New Yorker caption without need of identification.
18 In conclusion, routine monitoring with a handheld Doppler increases the proportion of fetuses identified in need of prompt delivery via the identification of FHR abnormalities in labour; however, we did not find evidence that this leads to a decrease in the incidence of intrapartum stillbirth or neonatal death.
No established parameters exist that would allow for risk stratification of post-IVT patients by critical care needs, and there is currently no known scoring system that reliably identifies post-IVT patients in need of critical care or allows for identification of patients for which ICU care may be unnecessary and potentially harmful.
While the CDCR has made steps to reduce prison populations and improve the identification of women in need of treatment, there is still the simple math problem of too many people and too few resources.
A review of the properties of these utilized measures and identification of areas in need of further research is presented.
For instance, an evaluation of the uptake of the checklist after a period of time post-implementation may allow for identification of areas in need of further development.
