Sentence examples for needed deciding on from inspiring English sources

In 1992 with four friends he visited many Shanghai hospitals to research what products they needed, deciding on a pharmaceutical product that tests for hepatitis.

Knowledge concerning the architecture of the resistance trait is needed before deciding on the most appropriate approach to enhance artificial selection for P. salmonis resistance in Atlantic salmon.

A government must consider the virulence and characteristics of the illness as well as the number of volunteers needed before deciding on an appropriate course of action.

Students will use 'why laddering' to push for deeper needs, finally deciding on one need to design for.

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Also, feel free to talk with the Director of Undergraduate Studies, Jacob Lurie, if you need help deciding on either doing a thesis or finding a topic or and advisor.

Secondly, real-time predictions of mortality could theoretically help planning hospitals needs or deciding on antiviral or vaccine interventions.

He publicly campaigned for a deal for Santana, even though he had told Andy Pettitte he could take all the time he needed to decide on a $16 million option.

Many Republican governors, meeting this week in Las Vegas, complained that they lacked the information needed to decide on creation of exchanges.

In order to create a compelling game, we needed to decide on how fine grained movements would be.