Sentence examples for need for further intervention from inspiring English sources
Considerations along these lines have lead treasury secretary Timothy Geithner to note that current economic developments "will bring about the necessary adjustment in exchange rates" without any need for further intervention by policymakers.What has not entered this policy discussion, however, is that the trade deficit with China arose for a reason, namely that Chinese goods are dirt cheap.
The Security Council vote, streamed on the Internet on the United Nations' Web site, was conducted swiftly and without discussion, reflecting a view that after Colonel Qaddafi's death and Mr. Abdel-Jalil's proclamation of victory in a national celebration on Sunday, there was no need for further intervention.
The outcome measure was based on a combination of function, alignment and need for further intervention: this is considered excellent if the patients were fully weight-bearing and pain-free on a mechanically aligned limb without need for further surgery; good if the patient required more surgery to achieve union; and poor if irreversible complications occurred.
20 The common incidence of NSIs among HCWs clearly indicates a need for further intervention.
There was no need for further intervention as the pain resolved in less than 3 weeks.
The ability to correlate a benign ultrasound mass with a mammographic mass eliminates the need for further intervention.
He talked about the possibility of interest rate rises beyond the already sky-high 10% and the need for further interventions by the Bank of England.
The follow-up on this study was also relatively short-term, limiting conclusions regarding prevention of arthritis, lasting symptom relief, and need for further interventions.
Education and active monitoring may improve less severe presentations and avoid the need for further interventions.
The clinical history and the haemodynamic findings may indicate the need for further interventions such as the creation of an atrial septostomy and/or insertion of a Hickman line for continuous infusion of epoprostenol.
We have demonstrated that with an iterative team approach and by eliminating underlying causes of residual CLA-BSI and basing our approach on internal evidence for the need for further interventions, CLA-BSI reduction is possible and sustainable.
