Sentence examples for needs defined as from inspiring English sources

Total financing needs (defined as the current-account deficit plus debt that needs rolling over) are $250 billion over the next year.

The allocation of fiscal transfers to districts is found to be based on "needs" defined as low returns to household mobile endowments.

To assess the absolute risk of a crisis you need to estimate external-financing needs (defined as the sum of the current-account balance and the stock of short-term debt) over the next 12 months.

The IMF reckons that gross government financing needs (defined as the sum of budget deficits and funds required to roll over debt that matures in the course of the year) for rich countries will rise to 27% of their combined GDP in 2011 from 25.8% of their output last year.

The purpose of this study is to test the Nursing Kids Intensity of Care, a measure of the intensity of nursing care needs, defined as the quantity and type of direct and indirect care activities performed by caregivers in a national sample.

Unmet health care needs, defined as situations in which someone who needed health care did not receive it, represent a measure of access to health care.

None of the selected studies take the concept of "need" (defined as normative need, felt need or expressed need) into consideration.

On the other hand, need defined as capacity to benefit recognizes that health care can only be needed if it contributes to health (Culyer and Wagstaff 1993).

Ten years later, Cambodia's national HIV/AIDS program began providing ART, which is now supplied to 42,034 adults and 4,439 children (~78% of those in need, with "need" defined as all those with CD4 less than 350) [ 12].

Patients were disconnected from the PCA device when it was no longer needed; defined as a time lapse since the last PCA morphine dose ≥2 hours and a patient's pain intensity reported as ≤4 (0-to-10-point NRS).

Laboratory studies have shown that 'sleep need,' defined as the amount of sleep achieved when given 10 h of nocturnal bedtime, does not change substantially across adolescence (10 17 years) and is about 9 h (13).