Sentence examples for interpreting needs from inspiring English sources

Changes of organisational procedures, allocation of more time to patients with interpreting needs, and involving other services in dealing with social and legal affairs, would free practitioners to focus on delivering effective health care for all.

Three limitations of this study, which do not affect its main findings, but bear on how they are interpreted, need to be taken into account.

How I would interpret the needs of my patients was fundamentally altered now that I had been one myself.

But in person, he is deliberate and systematic, thinking three steps ahead; if his eyebrow even lifts, there are plenty of staff members available to interpret his needs.

It was only then that he learned of the division's practice of narrowly interpreting its need to notify defendants of evidence "derived from" warrantless wiretapping.

In sketching the possible roots of moral responses, Darwin (1871) noted the role of organisms being able to interpret the needs of others in order to assist them.

This finding is difficult to interpret and needs further exploration.

The two-dimensional visual images made possible with a video-consultation may impede a clinician's ability to interpret family needs and provide appropriate care.

"There's not only one person who has interpreted this need for change," he said.

Some favorable results in improvement of response to biomedicine and reduction of severe adverse reactions of conventional RA therapy should be carefully interpreted and need further research.

These findings are difficult to interpret and need further investigation.