Sentence examples for need for stabilisation from inspiring English sources
The QDR stresses the need for stabilisation operations, or peacekeeping; and to improve America's somewhat limited proficiency at this art, the QDR wants to increase by a third the number of psychological-warfare and civic-affairs specialists.
The reason for the increased energy cost may be due to a greater need for stabilisation via muscular contraction while treadmill walking than when walking on the ground.
At the same time, we must also see to it that the right of children to intellectual growth be quickly assured through education and play as well as their need for stabilisation and normalisation.
An ISS >20 indicates the need for immediate stabilisation treatment [1].
Younger children prefer biting the spoon than using their lips, and this behaviour was explained by a higher need for trunk stabilisation during feeding at an early age.
Finally, a three-dimensional force-balance approach was used to calculate the lateral root reinforcement needed for hillslope stabilisation as a function of slope inclination and mechanical properties of soil, as illustrated by Schwarz et al. (2010a).
The efficacy of tetrastarches, as judged by the amount needed for haemodynamic stabilisation, was superior to crystalloids and gelatin.
From a physiological point of view, acute volume resuscitation with colloids should result in less amounts of fluids needed for haemodynamic stabilisation compared to crystalloids [ 25].
In the past year, while its foreign-currency holdings have climbed from 71% to 87% of its total assets, the rupee securities on its books have fallen from 1,052 billion rupees-worth a year ago to 353 billion rupees-worth.Hence the need for the market stabilisation scheme.
Different variables were used to define these, including the volume of fluids needed for resuscitation, the time taken for haemodynamic stabilisation, the need for "rescue" fluids, acid-base normalisation and recovery, duration of shock, and any subsequent episodes of shock.
Ground forces will also be needed for future postwar stabilisation efforts.
