None took inmates with "high need" mental health conditions.
People with "low need for cognition" expend less cognitive effort on a task than those with "high need for cognition" (Verplanken 1993).
It was predicted that people with high need for cognition would be more experienced in the Internet, use more hyperlinks, and stay longer in the site.
Arterial puncture above the inguinal ligament may lead to the uncommon retroperitoneal haemorrhage, which is associated with higher need for transfusions, longer hospital stay and non-negligible mortality (6.6%) [2, 5, 6, 16, 18].
Exploring the Arts addresses the staggering reductions in arts education in our nation's schools by working collaboratively with high need public high schools to restore and create rigorous and sustainable arts programs that impact over 16,000 students annually.
Multimorbidity was further associated with higher need for specialised care and higher referrals to specialised care, respectively [ 10- 12].
Our findings revealed that utilisation of health services among asylum-seekers is associated with higher need (vertical equity met).
Identification of such individuals may add clinical value, as pressure ulcer risk is associated with high need for care due to functional deficits [ 32].
Thus, we suspect that T. onnurineus is auxotrophic for purines, with higher need for purines (and accumulation of AICAR) in the absence of environmental histidine.
We aimed to analyse the principles of horizontal equity (i.e., equal access for equal need irrespective of socioeconomic status, SES) and vertical equity (higher allocation of resources to those with higher need) among asylum-seekers in Germany.
