Sentence examples for proposing a need from inspiring English sources
The clinical impact of field under-triage was illustrated in a European study, where they observed a doubled time from EMS activation to the start of emergency neurosurgical interventions on secondarily transferred trauma patients compared with direct TC transport, proposing a need for better pre-hospital triage.
He proposes a need for three steps of clarification that consider 'biological and cultural constraints and personal idiosyncrasies' (Bourassa, 1991, p. 110).
We further propose a need for population level interventions that will address the underlying causes of the vulnerability of widows.
In addition, we propose a need for further research on the varicella vaccine possibly decreasing relapses of herpes zoster, and associated complications and medical costs in HF patients.
The authors of this paper propose a need for a stronger theoretical base in health services research wherein health services research would be more informative and influential, facilitating the adoption of research results into practise.
We claim that this is a problem of substitution, and we propose a need-aware substitution model that takes into account functional and non-functional properties.
The present research proposes a need-based definition of elegance that aims at being complete yet adaptable, quantifiable, and that allows comparison between different designs or systems.
An organization runs a competition by proposing a riddle it needs answered and offering years of data.
In this paper we propose a user need driven service model based on geo web processing services.
Hence, this paper aims to propose a proactive need identification mechanism by applying agent and semantic web technologies for a personalized reminder system, which is one of the supporting systems for a robust ubiquitous service support environment.
He also proposed a 'teleological need' reflecting the gap between actual and desired status, such as a desire for coronary bypass surgery to improve both quality and longevity of life.
