Sentence examples for in need of specific from inspiring English sources

She said that nearly every large corporation already has software automating human resources and financial management functions and that identifying those few companies still in need of specific programs would be difficult.

This work highlights that such action "has the discriminatory effect of discouraging individuals in need of specific medications from enrolling in these plans or of shifting the burden of the cost back to these enrollees".

One month after immunotherapy, the patients showed good recovery of the sensori-motor manifestations while the anxiety and depressive symptoms showed non-parallel improvement which means that they need longer time, may not resolve spontaneously, and are in need of specific psychiatric treatment.

We also spoke about how the company maintains high advertising rates with targeted campaigns for pharmaceutical companies seeking targeted groups in need of specific medication.

Two issues in need of specific focus were identified.

"Since children are among the most vulnerable groups of society, they are surly in need of specific attention and treatment.

He still doesn't get it that mere talking-points and likability just won't cut it against (a) a massively misinformed electorate desperately in need of specifics and plan details; and (b) a Republican Party hellbent on destroying him with lies and misrepresentations.

Considering the enthusiasm for technology at the time, he said, "it seemed like a no-brainer" to match computer programmers and consultants with agencies in need of their specific services.

Others with computer knowledge or accounting experience or writing skills have found groups and organizations in need of their specific know-how.

To identify the target population, i.e. patients in need of a specific treatment, either diagnostic codes or clinical measurements indicative of a disease or condition can be used.

Patients were classified as palliative if they fulfilled all predefined criteria (a) incurable, life-threatening disease, (b) progression of the disease despite therapy, (c) advanced stage of the disease with limited life-expectancy, (d) receiving or being in need of a specific palliative therapy.