Sentence examples for need of first from inspiring English sources
The International Committee of the Red Cross has delivered wound-dressing material to the hospital but claims that it has had equipment confiscated and been denied access to people in need of first aid by government officials.
At least quadratic running time is required for general distance measures, as exemplified by the need of first finding a single closest pair of objects from all possible candidate pairs.
TriageTools differs from all the other methods since it searches for viral sequences in the raw sequenced reads without the need of first aligning them to the human reference genome, a step that it is known to be time-consuming.
These enzymes promote the efficiency of classical hydrolytic enzymes (cellulases) by acting on the surfaces of the insoluble substrate, where they introduce chain breaks in the polysaccharide chains, without the need of first "extracting" these chains from their crystalline matrix.
Flag waving and bumper-sticker patriotism don't add up to much when there are many thousands of G.I.'s in need of first-class care who are not getting it.
This method eliminates the need of third party controller (dispatcher) and complex monitoring techniques.
This means the probability indicating the need of second stage fine detection becomes smaller, and thus the sensing time and energy consumption will be reduced due to the low probability of the need of second stage fine detection.
Hence, when Δ is larger, and the probability (1 − P) indicating the need of second stage fine detection correspondingly becomes larger, which means the sensing time becomes longer.
Measles transmission despite high one-dose vaccination coverage points towards the need of second opportunity of measles immunization.
World-wide, the notable expansion of HIV/AIDS treatment programs in resource-limited settings has lead to an increasing number of patients in need of second-line cART.
If our results were extrapolated to Tanzania as of December 2007 [ 1], then 11,500 patients would harbour drug resistance and be in need of second-line ART.
