Sentence examples for need for posturing from inspiring English sources

There is a published p value from a Fisher's exact test that was used to compare failure rates in the two groups of 0.999 and what seems to me to be an entirely cogent argument that this demonstrates no need for posturing (see online supplementary appendix 1, table 1 for results of analysis).

A better understanding of tamponade efficiencies may help inform the debate on the choice of tamponade and the need for posture.

But Congress has already been wrestling with health care reform in multiple committees, so the need for more posturing in floor debate is not apparent.

His sermons will be about the need for better posture and low-income housing, and he will lecture the pope about his misguided views on abortion and the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

As a main drawback, highlights the need for change in posture of the patient during surgery, which stretches, although not overly, the operative time.

The White House needs to stop posturing about a new regulator and get moving on a break-up plan for Freddie and Fannie.

The results also highlighted the real need for observational training (behaviours, postures) outside and during riding.

This highlights the need for a proper assessment of posture, and provision of postural support when needed, to prevent a sustained asymmetric posture.

And that spells BAD news for posture.

Once Russia's elections have passed and Putin's role as prime minister is cemented, his need to posture for the electorate at home will ease.

As a sufferer from back pain, he understood the need for regular movement and good posture.Propst thought workers should have standing and sitting desks.