Sentence examples for representing a need from inspiring English sources

Just as the state does in its measurements, both Rye Neck and Yonkers rank a student's proficiency on a scale of one to four, with four reflecting mastery of an area and one representing a need to make significant improvement in skills.

Although docetaxel offers improved survival for this patient population, it is also associated with toxicity and resistance in many patients, representing a need for more efficacious therapies.

This is not important to our message, which is a public-health one: headache disorders, without focus on migraine, are a major cause of population ill-health, representing a need for which health services must make due provision.

Ms. Summers says the logo represents a need for balance.

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

In particular, the ribbons represent a need for affordable housing for low-income residents -- the latest push in poverty awareness for Kenora.

Some biographers suggest that Poe's wandering to Boston and joining the Army represent a need to live like an outcast inspired by Byron.

This role may reflect the need for repair of DNA damage in the embryo; alternatively, it may represent a need for modification of DNA to activate expression of specific genes.

However, even with the limitation of sample size, our present work in conjunction with previously published findings undoubtedly represents a need for caution as patients return to treatment with natalizumab.

Further, even when HLQ scale scores are low for a particular group we cannot assume that this represents a need.

The 12 needs were organized into four categories and a tree was designed in which each node represented a category, and each leaf represented a need.