Sentence examples for of proven need from inspiring English sources

The treatment and pertinent arm to which a patient has been allocated is made known only in the case of proven need (e.g., severe adverse events) by the Data Center upon formal written authorization of the Principal Investigator.

(Self-funded egg freezing – that without a GP referral for proven need of fertility treatment – at Kings College Hospital costs £2,500, then an additional £250 annual storage past 24 months).

Hence, we believe that it is advisable to keep an open mind about the insertion or zigzag models, but views considering either of these models proven need to be revised, and alternative models need to be considered.

The Carbon Tracker Initiative calculated that the proven reserves of coal gas and oil globally  amount to 2795 Gt, so unless we come up with an effective method of carbon capture, then 80 per cent of proven reserves need to stay below ground.

Andrew: The easiest example we have is our own Live Journal, which has 11 million registered users, but Flickr's amazing growth in what was already a crowded photo sharing space has also done a great job of proving the need for privacy tools.

If we want to avoid dangerous levels of global warming, then at least two-thirds of proven fossil fuel reserves need to be left in the ground.

The robust mobility of moveable factories, and application of proven techniques, reduces the need for manufacturing infrastructure.

Undoubtedly, new methods for assuring the implementation of proven or therapies are needed.

"Okay, he hasn't set the world alight in this Test series but in make-or-break games like this you need players of proven world class.

Shell began the costly Stones project in 2013, two years after the International Energy Agency IEAA) warned that two-thirds of proven fossil fuel reserves will need to remain in the ground to prevent the earth from warming 2C above pre-industrial levels – a proposed temperature limit beyond which scientists warn of spiralling and irreversible climate change.

The big oil groups are pressing ahead with investments despite the International Energy Agency (IEA) estimating that two-thirds of proven fossil fuel reserves will need to remain in the ground to prevent the earth from warming 2C above pre-industrial levels – a proposed temperature limit beyond which scientists warn of spiralling and irreversible climate change.