Sentence examples for needs referred to from inspiring English sources

For purposes of this section, the term "auxiliary services" includes mortuary services, veterinary services, and other services that are determined by the Secretary to be appropriate with respect to the needs referred to in subsection (a)(3)(A).

The needs referred to in the relationship between the winery and nursery are primarily the phenotypic characteristics of the selected clones, the phonological elements, and the qualitative characters (yield of juice, sugar content, anthocyanin, polyphenols, then aroma particularity).

Children with short-term needs (referred to in the census as school action) were not considered as SEN.

The diseases the information needs referred to were very heterogeneous.

The idea of 'genuine needs' referred to in the editorial is one of those fictions – it depends on who decides what is genuine.

Social needs refer to problems relating to other people, activities of daily life, dwelling and occupation/activities.

"Service and information needs" refers to parents' needs for available centers and services in the community suitable for providing leisure activities for children with a physical disability.

'Children identified as special needs' refers to those children who had already been identified as needing special assistance in the classroom.

Country health needs refer to governmental and societal needs in providing essential medicines, funding for prevention, treatment, as well as strengthening health systems and the delivery of medications.

In this context, needs refer to problems expressed that warrant a solution; requirements are associated with the design of an information system [ 25].

Analysing many more than two SNP combinations in one model results in an exponential increase of the sample size needed, referred to as the curse of dimensionality [ 9].