Sentence examples for needed significantly from inspiring English sources
Patients in the BIS 40 group needed significantly more fluid replacement and injections of norepinephrine compared with the other groups.
TBI animals needed significantly longer to locate the hidden platform in a Morris water maze and spent less time in the training quadrant than controls.
The results showed that girls in the stereotype threat condition needed significantly more time to complete the dribbling task than did those in the control condition.
"Let me take that a bit further: the relationship between a chairman and chief executive is all-important in any organisation, it is the most important relationship probably in the organisation, and I thought at the stage at which George Entwistle was clearly in difficulty he needed significantly more support than he got".
Patients treated with a headgear activator, fixed appliances, and intraoral distraction osteogenesis (group A) needed significantly more treatment time than patients treated with fixed orthodontic appliances and intraoral distraction (group B) or fixed appliances and BSSO (group C).
Rats with a perirhinal cortex lesion needed significantly more days to attain the criterion in the relearning of a pre-operatively acquired object discrimination task than the control rats and rats with a hippocampal lesion.
The taskforce warned that we need "significantly more investment" to meet the government's own targets.
The NHS needs significantly more money to help trusts adapt to the changing needs of our population and it can't afford to wait.
A third option is to lease commercial office space in the neighborhood, which is less costly but fails to address future space needs significantly, Mr. Connor said.
The education charity DEA welcomed the changes but warned that teachers would need significantly more guidance and support to tackle issues such as slavery effectively.
If we are serious about social care in the UK it needs significantly more than the funding that has been suggested.
