Sentence examples for represented need from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, regardless of which measure is selected, timing of sample collection and the averaging period represented need to be tailored to coincide with critical life stages of vulnerability.

But Butler presumably followed Plato and his medieval successors in implicitly understanding unconscious internally represented needs as of a kind with desires.

The presence of complications during the index pregnancy was included in our study to represent need factors.

But adolescence can often be a lonely time, and for many boys, girls represent needed companionship, Dr. Thompson said.

Values guide behaviors and cognitively represent needs.

They happen periodically to redraw the constituency map of the UK, because as the population changes – and people move in and out of cities – the number of people an MP represents needs to change, too.

"We believe the strategy represents needs and agreements about what the agencies plan to do," he says.

Harris said she remembers a volunteer coming up to her on the night of her loss, saying that people like her ― and what the Harris campaign represented ― need more than a voice.

Participants were from rural, urban, affluent and deprived communities, but ethnic minorities were not represented, so need further research.

Civil societal health needs represent individuals' needs for access to medication, healthcare treatment, as well as information for awareness and prevention.

"These photos represent a need for change, a need for funding, and a need for awareness.