"We have a group of students in serious need of intervention," she said.
In the U.S., Latinos report particularly high levels of inactivity and related chronic illnesses and are in need of intervention.
In other words, lawmakers should fix the banking industry, they argue; then money will start flowing through the economy without need of intervention.
Conclusion: Enhanced recognition of possible abuse through screening may identify women in need of intervention and help to reduce the need for continued medical intervention.
Our results indicate that most narrative discourse dimensions in our participating children appeared to be compromised and in need of intervention.
The augmentation or replacement of social workers with machine learning is the possibility raised by our report that five English councils are trialling software which will help to pick out families and children in need of intervention.
We believe hospitalisation rates may be a useful marker of HIV disease in cARV treated populations and may identify groups at risk of poorer outcome and in need of intervention.
In identifying only a small subset of at-risk students, we seek to provide systematic insight for instructors so they may better provide targeted support for those students most in need of intervention.
A case study is provided, showing how the ABAS-II can be used to establish a diagnosis of IDD and to identify adaptive skill weaknesses in need of intervention.
Shrink a bulldog down in size, put a heavy coat on it and you've got a Pekingese, which is also in dire need of intervention to take the breed back to what it was.
The first step in creating those spare parts (which could be used not only for the aged but also for anyone in need of intervention) might well be the donation by the patient of a biopsy sample, which could be quickly cloned, thus creating an early embryo, which would produce stem cells in a week or so.
