Sentence examples for need indicating from inspiring English sources

No items had > 90% of participants reporting the same level of need, indicating reasonable variability of responses within items.

In this present study, recent assessment by a clinician and being a year or more out of treatment were significant predictors of unmet need, indicating that clinician contact paradoxically did not always address men's needs.

Among the children with a normative need defined as any type of dental irregularity, SMO > 0, (63.8%), only 18.9% had an impact related need and 12% had high propensity related need, indicating that about one fifth of those with any malocclusion would actually demand some kind of orthodontic care.

If we take the underlying income distribution to be morally acceptable, its expression in terms of utilization of health services need indicate no inequity.

Associations with predisposing and enabling factors, having controlled for need, indicate potential inequity.

An unmet need, as opposed to a met need, indicates that there is a serious problem which was not effectively targeted in treatment.

The ITP process can begin at the age of thirteen, or earlier if need indicates that the need is present, and can follow through until the age of twenty one.

In a Venn diagram (Figure 2), there was only a small overlap between the three different types of support needs, indicating few collinearity problems.

Synergy was also observed in cells treated with SAHA plus erlotinib, but a higher concentration of SAHA was needed, indicating that it was less potent in this context.

The higher compliance in phase 2 was a result of fewer HR needed, indicating that health care workers firstly implemented the time-saving part of the optimization program.

aThe term "right-to-the-needs" indicate that the service is provided to the right person, at right time, and with right contexts.