For such prolonged observation and culture, we needed avoidance of any three-dimensional bacterial growth that would occur using microchamber arrays.
The existence of the insurance pool is motivated by the needs of avoidance of the financial losses.
Moreover, in the mean time, reasonable disclosure of treatment risks, benefits, and uncertainties of adjuvant RAI to future patients should be emphasized, with sensitivity to the individual's specific information needs and avoidance of conflicting messages among healthcare providers.
53 Limiting population antibiotic use to below critical levels may provide a powerful means to balance immediate clinical need with avoidance of resistance and sustainability of use.
It is based on food quality and does neither consider quantitative aspects, nor does it take into account the need to match the animals' energy requirements (e.g., [45], [46]), specific mineral needs [47], or avoidance of plant secondary components [48].
Other studies have also proved that unmet healthcare needs and service avoidance were more prevalent in the lowest socio-economic status households than in the highest socio-economic status households [ 25, 26].
This avoids the need for collision avoidance algorithms.
The main contribution of our adaptive method is to proactively avoid collisions by implicitly and early enough sensing the need for collision avoidance.
She's a sometime prostitute, and they eventually share a bed, though the experience is perfunctory; their need and their avoidance of intimacy act as a prophylactic.
Such uses of "need to" thus represent, paradoxically, both a pretence of authority (in the diagnosis-at-a-distance of the person's "need") and an avoidance of authority, such as would be implied by the use of "should" or "must".
