Sentence examples for need as indicated from inspiring English sources

Financial assistance for graduate students is awarded on the basis of financial need as indicated on the SOFR and in some cases on the basis of academic merit and promise.

I am especially sensitive, during this season of weddings of many marvelous young couples I am lucky enough to know, of the "stuff" they think they need (as indicated on their webpages and wedding registry sites, and of the similarities of their requests and the stores they choose to patronize), and I completely understand it all.

The outcomes monitored in OASIS are changes in patient health status, as indicated by need for emergency care or hospitalization, for example.

As one who has repeatedly found that I can do better on drugs in many instances by buying from out-of-country sources, this despite having a drug plan optimally suited to my needs as indicated by the government's selection criteria, I am mystified as to how this market competitive process will help keep costs down.

Whenever needed (as indicated in the Appendix), the data were bandpass filtered with zero phase shift by a sixth order digital Butterworth filter.

If we can establish a nonempty, compact, possible fixed point subset of the set (mathcal{F} E, K; T, S)) or even of (mathcal{F} M, K; T, S)) with (Msupset K), then the above (iii) is not needed as indicated in the second point above.

p4.: If we can establish a nonempty, compact, possible fixed point subset of the set (mathcal{F} E, K; T, S)) or even of (mathcal{F} M, K; T, S)) with (Msupset K), then the above (iii) is not needed as indicated in the second point above.

The pEIA and pEA (which lacks the IE1 cassette) vectors were also used for the expression of fluorescent proteins when needed, as indicated.

No log-transformation was needed as indicated by residual and goodness-of-fit analyses.

Some health care workers (69.9%) agreed that they have participated in identifying their career development needs, as indicated in Table  7.

The participants argued that such people did not prioritize health in general, particularly health screening, because they had their own priorities or competing needs as indicated by one nurse: This health screening is a secondary issue.