Sentence examples for represents a need from inspiring English sources

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

A second possibility is that negative feedback, particularly in the high win expectancy condition, signals a need for stopping ongoing response patterns, and that this component represents a need to update response selection, which again would represent a P3b type component, but closer to Verleger and colleagues' [71] conceptualization of the P3b.

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.

Therefore, an exhaustive organization of the results from the processed collections in a web accessible computational environment, enriched with tools and methods for their explorations, still represents a need for the scientific community.

Only one participant questioned the appropriateness of subsidising ART per se ("A child is a gift … [infertility is] the numbers you draw sometimes" – Roger); beyond this there was broad agreement that infertility represents a need that should be funded "like any other medical condition" (Ron).

Yet after Kurt Masur and Lorin Maazel, two much older, authoritarian music directors, the youthful Mr. Gilbert represents a needed generational overhaul.

Combining two methods in one process to enhance oil recovery represents a needed cost savings in the oil industry.

Others, however, say it represents a needed "step forward" in government efforts to reduce the terrorism and public safety risks associated with H5N1 studies.

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.