Sentence examples for trajectories and needs from inspiring English sources

Neonates and infants (<12 months) were excluded as their disease trajectories and needs are different [ 29].

It is unclear when is the earliest moment to have a good prognosis for this specific patient, his care trajectory and his needs".

Late into the second week, all countries agreed to the "Marrakech Action Proclamation" that called for "urgently raising ambition and strengthening cooperation amongst ourselves to close the gap between current emissions trajectories and the pathway needed to meet the long-term temperature goals of the Paris Agreement".

"It's a long trajectory, and you need people to help guide it along, which isn't a bad thing, because then they value it".

Nevertheless, to study the functions of brain areas related to motor control, reliable and accurate records of movement trajectories and speed profiles are needed.

Thus there is a danger of stereotyping on the basis of archetypal trajectories, and further work is needed to explore these and other patterns or subtrajectories in patients and carers.

Understanding sex-related health differences, recognising groups at risk of poor health and identifying determinants of poor health are therefore very important for both improving health trajectories and planning for the health needs of ageing populations.

This approach will allow examination of caregivers' changing experiences and needs across the recovery trajectory and determine the extent to which their arm of the intervention met their needs.

106, 113 The challenge of chronic disease requires a multifaceted response to the trajectories, needs, and complex contexts.

To study life course trajectories and ageing, scientific expertise is needed beyond epidemiology.

Further efforts to fully capture longitudinal changes in BMI trajectories and life-time costs are needed prior to economic evaluations of interventions for the prevention of obesity.