Sentence examples for resulting in need from inspiring English sources

TBI is defined for this study as accidental trauma to the head resulting in need for intubation and mechanical ventilation.

Our score does not specifically predict hemorrhagic transformation, but rather the composite of all complications resulting in need for ICU care.

Reduced ability to perform ADL indicates reduced autonomy and increased dependency on assistance in everyday life [ 11, 12], resulting in need for nursing care and/or other benefits and services.

The 41.9 million uninsured Americans along with privately insured patients visiting an out-of-network hospital may be faced with the full charges for their care, which are typically so high that few patients can pay them, resulting in need for charity care, sliding scale payments or often bad debt on the patient's part.

The high participant number from Nangahar may be associated with two different factors: proximity to Kabul, enabling potential recruits to come to KMTC rather than recruitment through local garrisons, and instability in western Pakistan may have displaced Afghan families whose sons were employed or students in Pakistan, resulting in need for stable employment.

That has resulted in need to create a completely new device, the Heat Link, which sits between the Learning Thermostat and your boiler and controls the latter.

Regulatory and operational issues result in need for new and more active catalysts for the deep hydrodesulfurization (HDS) of diesel feedstocks, such as LCO.

A software development process generally consists of several stages ranging from analysis to implementation, which will result in need (requirement) of software.

The quality assurance of face validity did not result in need for revisions of the questionnaire.

Connecting it to my MacBook Pro consistently resulted in needing to reboot my machine to continue working.

The HCGNE brought gerontological research knowledge, clinical expertise, and policy experience to the policy arena that resulted in needed policy changes to improve geriatric care.