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The need for close relations with Russia is widely understood.
The need for close monitoring to ensure unfailing quality means production is kept onshore.
The high degree of skill training combined with a strong work ethic reduces the need for close supervision.
The need for close scrutiny of Penn State's leaders and its police operation is underscored in the grand jury report in this case.
Transplants between unrelated donors are now highly successful, thanks to improved methods of immune suppression that reduce the need for close tissue matching to prevent rejection.
To the end of his career, Dr. Gregg was adamant about the need for close observation and rapid reporting of health issues, especially those involving communicable diseases.
It reinforces the need for close coordination between surgical resection and ensuing medical intervention.
The need for close cooperation between experimentalists, modelers, and risk assessors to achieve this efficiency is emphasized.
These complications emphasize the need for close monitoring of the peak airway pressure and oxygenation during nebulization [77].
The low completion rate for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), averaging 10%% across total enrolment, highlights a need for close analysis of the underlying formative model.
The decision to anticoagulate a patient with a limited life expectancy can be difficult because of the need for close laboratory monitoring and the risk of bleeding.
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