Sentence examples for Resource purposes from inspiring English sources
Based on the documents we reviewed, two rationales for health as development dominate: aid for economic return and aid for strategic (security, resource) purposes.
Many companies, for example, transfer employment and other types of data from the EU to the US for human resources purposes, relying almost entirely on the old safe harbor procedures prior to Schrems.
An untuned version of the model reproduced the main features of tower-induced flow modification including the turbulent wake, but was not accurate enough to provide a useful correction for wind resource assessment purposes.
and we notice that, as already anticipated, (35) does not contain the users' channels realizations and therefore can be employed at the transmitters' side for resource allocation purposes.
To overcome these limitations, the authors propose a low complexity iterative algorithm that adapts the number of bursts for user scheduling and resource allocation purposes.
In other words, for resource tracking purposes, it is necessary to differentiate between HSS expenditures and HSS itself.
Conceptual constituents, since they have no monetary value as investments, despite their importance for health systems strengthening, are uninteresting for resource tracking purposes.
However, it is worth noting that variables that are predictive of HSU are not always suitable for clustering and resource allocation purposes.
An estimate of the number of relevant references in the database could be used for resource planning purposes within the framework of comprehensive systematic reviews.
The value of the data collection for service development and resource allocation purposes is enhanced by defining business rules that allow the collection of data for client present and client not-present service events.
While the rationale has been primarily for logistical and resource utilisation purposes in the past, it has recently become better appreciated that prostate cancer may have unique radiobiological properties (increased ability to repair damage).
