Sentence examples for needs corresponding to from inspiring English sources
Needs corresponding to each dimension of spirituality were thus defined.
Finally, using the same process, the working party further defined the spiritual needs corresponding to each selected dimension of spirituality.
The work of the interdisciplinary group resulted in a definition of spirituality in hospitalised persons, of the dimensions that characterize a patient' spirituality and of the needs corresponding to each of these dimensions.
We draw the distinction by plotting both the curve of needs (potential demand), corresponding to a no gap scenario, and the economic (effective) demand that is actually observed.
An overview for the number of additional series needed corresponding to higher variations has been developed based on further simulations.
To cover the total daily demand, about 8 kWh would be needed, corresponding to a range of 40 km in most EVs (electrical utility).
In areas with simultaneous exposure to strong vibration, actions against vibration or a greater distance between the houses and the railway line is needed, corresponding to a 10 dB(A) lower noise level than in areas without vibration.
In areas with simultaneous exposure to strong vibration, action against vibration or a longer distance between houses and the railway line is needed, corresponding to a 10 dB(A) lower noise level than in areas without vibration.
In the assessment of women recalled from screening with suspicion of breast cancer, the screening mammogram (craniocaudal and mediolateral oblique views) was completed with as many views as needed, corresponding to a diagnostic mammography examination with at least three views.
Diversity, for example, references the value of multiple mechanisms to address health needs, closely corresponding to the above notion of collateral pathways.
Indeed, in most plants the germination and pollen tube growth are relatively rapid events [43], which need corresponding transcripts to be stored and translated during gametophyte germination [42].
