Sentence examples for needs represented from inspiring English sources

We examine the effectiveness of related article search from two perspectives: a topological analysis of networks generated from information needs represented in the TREC 2005 genomics track and a query log analysis of real PubMed users.

Using a canine to meet needs represented healthier coping than using drugs or alcohol or engaging in other destructive behavior.

In 2011, US$1.4 billion is needed to support UNICEF-assisted humanitarian action in 32 countries and territories.27 Compared to the 2010 appeal launched in February 2010, this requirement increased 21 per cent, with the bulk of funding needs represented by Pakistan and Haiti, requiring US$296 million and US$157 million respectively.

Financial inclusion at the BOP for water and sanitation needs represents a significant opportunity to improve the lives and health of families living in poverty.

These needs represent potential technological opportunities.

The replication of natural teeth, especially for single tooth restorations in patients with high esthetic needs, represents a challenge.

This pair of patients with extreme needs represents the two faces of health care in Germany and its mix of private and quasi-public insurance plans.

The majority of young prisoners will eventually return to the community, and their overlapping health-related needs represent a significant public health concern.

These estimated needs represent what could be spent now with existing infrastructure.

The Self-determination theory assumes that satisfaction of basic psychological needs represents the underlying mechanisms of intrinsic motivation.

These patients likely will present with care needs representing a mix of those with first-episode and persistent illness.