The percieved need for sound economic justification for zoonotic disease control and eradication programmes

Dahlan's activities seem to reinforce Abbas's perceived need to clamp down on all possible challengers.

a perceived need to save the items and associated distress at the idea of losing them

Holding a door open at the right time represents tending to a perceived need and meeting expectations.

Dahlan’s activities seem to reinforce Abbas’s perceived need to clamp down on all possible challengers.

Jogging defined a new category of running with a perceived need for special shoes.

After a need or want is recognized, a consumer may search for information about the various alternatives available to satisfy it.

After recognizing a need or want, consumers search for information about the various alternatives available to satisfy it.

Dichotomous perceived need variables were also created for each type of need, representing unmet, partially met, or met need (rather than no need).

The geographic scope comprises 107 countries with the highest perceived need for access to vaccines.

Sometimes a perceived need is created out of nowhere, and this engineered need leads to a societal advance — a self-fulfilling prophecy, if you will.

A new relationship is often the perceived need, but the more relevant need is learning how not to be lonely when alone.

A new relationship is often the perceived need, but the more relevant need is learning how not to be lonely when alone.

This helps provide the body with energy in the face of a perceived need for fight or flight.

The problem with keeping up appearances is that it's a perceived need driven by external factors.