Sentences with phrase «need for discussion»

«Our findings suggest a marked unmet need for discussion about genetic risk,» says study author Reshma Jagsi, M.D., D.Phil., associate professor of radiation oncology at the University of Michigan Medical School.

Nearly half of those who had an unmet need for discussion about genetic testing were worried about breast cancer.

«Providers may disagree with the USPSTF recommendations or they may not have the time or the tools needed for discussions with patients about the relative benefits and harms of mammography.

At the meeting, Patel, Prince and Saxena made a strong case that there was enough scientific evidence and enough need for discussion that a special issue on mental illnesses was warranted.

More Time Needed for Discussion The reform drew plenty of criticism, much of it on environmental grounds.

Significant progress on three key issues is needed for discussions to move on to the post-Brexit trade relationship between the UK and European Union (EU): the rights of EU citizens in the UK and vice versa, the UK's financial obligations to the EU, and the Irish border.

Time is very relevant... we have no need for this discussion at Bible study.

A second assault upon Brown's premiership was launched in September 2008 when Siobhain McDonagh — an MP who had never voted against the government [118]-- spoke of the need for discussion over Brown's position.

Yep, that scarf is expensive — no need for discussion.

However, we recognise the need for this discussion.

There is no need for discussion.