Sentence examples for needed to be collapsed from inspiring English sources

On occasion some codes in the LTCF items needed to be collapsed to give the same code set as in MDS 2.0.

An LCI takes a lot more butchering so you need a plan in place so that you don't trigger a zombiepocalypse if it needs to be collapsed.

Pearson's correlation coefficients among the seven factors ranged from low (r = 0.275) to moderate (r = 0.636), implying that the subscales were related but not redundant thus, the factors did not need to be collapsed.

Ordered categories would support a polytomous scoring system (e.g. Likert) for instruments (e.g. GHQ-12), whereas disordered thresholds would indicate that categories may need to be collapsed.

Many civilian medical staff presented themselves with good intentions but needed to be placed out of the collapse zone for fear of incurring additional casualties.

Lowell is not shy about presenting himself as a poet on the edge of nervous collapse, someone who needed to be "tamed" by the tranquilliser of choice in the 50s.

The nose tackle doesn't even need to be able to collapse the middle or be an immovable roadblock; he simply needs not to get beat.

(Or just leave the other side of the handle in place. You need to be able to collapse the box and the handle helps to hold it in place).

For this year's El Niño to truly rival its 1997 counterpart, there still needs to be "a major collapse in trade winds from August to November as we saw in 1997," Patzert said.

Now, we need to be careful not to collapse politics into psychology.

Since we are trying to make room for the notion of necessary ceteris paribus generalizations like (1*) (see also 5.3 and 6.1), we need to be careful not to collapse the distinctions between strict and necessary generalizations and also between ceteris paribus and contingent generalizations.