Sentence examples for needs perceived from inspiring English sources

The types of State interventionism are not stagnant and fit the needs perceived in each period.

In science, there's commonly a gap between the short-term demand for employees and the needs perceived by high-minded experts.

This self-completed, anonymous questionnaire collected details of perceived needs, perceived process, and outcome of consultations with the participating GPs.

We've got to first deal with perceived needs of clients (i.e. the needs perceived by clients as needs).

In this setting, there is a tension between meeting the needs of immediate survival and meeting needs perceived as less urgent, such as preserving health.

This paper explored cross-sectional associations between predicted service needs, perceived barriers, and professional and non-professional help-seeking by rural and remote residents in NSW, Australia.

Insurance type has been shown to affect whether parents of children with special health care needs perceive any need for care at all [ 52].

"Given that they will not be able to squeeze a lot out of Vienna they badly need perceived impact elsewhere".

The change is indicative of the need perceived by advertisers and agencies to more frequently freshen continuing campaigns to avoid fatigue among the intended audiences for sales pitches.

Dental crowding, maxillary overjet, and maxillary and mandibular misalignment were directly associated with the need perceived in 12-year-old children and their mothers (Table 1).

There is a low correlation between what it is determined by the dentist (DAI) and the treatment need perceived by children and mothers.