Sentence examples for prediction of needs from inspiring English sources
Addressing stock-outs requires an ability to make an accurate prediction of needs and to meet requests in a timely fashion.
We recorded low rates for physicians' predictions of functional status following ICU stay (20%), anticipated quality of life post hospital stay (0%) and prediction of need for chronic care following discharge from ICU (3%).
Although PEAK CK was greater in patients requiring RRT compared with those that did not (PEAK CK: 32,354 IU/l vs. 7,353 IU/l, P = 0.001), receiver operator characteristic curves revealed that a threshold for PEAK CK >5,000 IU/l is only 55% specific and 83% sensitive for the prediction of need for RRT.
Councils have always used predictions of need to make school-building and expansion plans.
By comparing the predictive validity of the Y-ACNAT-NO to the predictive validity of the YO-CNAT we examined whether it is justified to maintain two different screening tools for the prediction of care needs, or that the YO-CNAT will suffice for predicting care needs of both juvenile offenders and juvenile non-offenders.
Prediction of workflows needs enormous data in many fields.
Prediction of efficacy needs to be examined in future larger studies.
The VLE phase diagrams of alloys will provide an effective and convenient way for the designing of the process parameters of industrial production of vacuum metallurgy, and for the prediction of the needed product component dependence of temperature and pressure during the process of vacuum distillation.
Hillary's proposals are unrealistic and naïve, as well as being inconsistent with her 1994 prediction of the need for single-payer financing by 2000 if reform had not been accomplished by then.
The rapid and accurate prediction of the need for massive transfusion in bleeding trauma patients remains a challenge.
One of the main criticisms of this study included somewhat arbitrary prediction of the need for prolonged mechanical ventilation (APACHE II score > 25).
