Sentence examples for urgent adjustments from inspiring English sources

But he did not dramatically change his tone or signal that he was poised to make urgent adjustments to his message.

4 35 p.m. | Updated PHOENIX — A former chairman of the Arizona Republican Party who endorsed Mitt Romney last year expressed dismay on Tuesday at the state of the Romney campaign and said urgent adjustments were needed to win the nomination.

It permits not only the assessment of their quality but also the recognition of the most urgent adjustments needed to improve their quality.

The minority of nurses remembered situations when they had failed to change their gloves due to an urgent adjustment of a hemodialysis machine.

Barber, Delfabbro and Cooper [[ 46]; Australia] found that adolescents with mental health problems or behavioural problems had poor placement stability and psychological adjustment indicating an urgent need for a wider range of alternative care options for the adolescent population.

No urgent arm-twisting to raise taxes, cut spending or make other adjustments to teachers' schedules, salaries or benefits so that instruction time could be salvaged.

The difference in the unadjusted rates of curative treatment intent among urgent (2WW) and non-urgent GP referrals was removed after risk-adjustment.

Such a large WTP from the poor coastal dwellers sends an urgent message that the categorical screening in Thailand's EIA legislation may need some adjustments.

Given the evidence that a failure to provide effective reasonable adjustments leads to premature deaths among patients with intellectual disabilities, 2 there is an urgent need to understand why, despite national recommendations and a legal duty, the provision of reasonable adjustments has not been consistent and successful.

If anything, case-mix adjustment from year to year should be less important in analysis of mortality from urgent procedures.

For example, these patients could have a different baseline clinical risk (unaccounted for in our casemix adjustment), although patients from more deprived areas may be less likely to be classified as urgent [ 11].