27 It may be that we overcoded our intervention and expended unnecessary resources.
Internationally developed recommendations can facilitate access to and pooling of resources, reduce unnecessary duplication, and involve international scientists.
Given the international orientation of WHO and the advantages of large international organizations (e.g. accessing and pooling of resources, reducing unnecessary duplication, and involving international scientists), there is an important role for international recommendations [ 32].
Unnecessary duplication in mobile phone networks is wasting an "enormous" amount of energy, the Green party has claimed.
They can complement each other's technical capabilities, thus enabling a more efficient utilization of resources while avoiding unnecessary duplication.
The desire to integrate programmes and thereby avoid the unnecessary duplication of resources led to the establishment of the National Control Programme for the Integrated Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases in Uganda in 2007.
Together, Columbia and Cornell aim to expand the depth and breadth of our research collections by identifying areas of unnecessary duplication and redirecting resources toward acquiring additional materials.
To prevent unnecessary duplication and target resources effectively, nothing in this subparagraph shall be construed to authorize the Secretary to establish within the Department of Health and Human Services an entity for the purposes of carrying out this subparagraph.
"We will create many collaborative linkages and networks to ensure that issues of concern to vulnerable populations are accorded the necessary attention, resources and commitment without unnecessary duplication and delays," said the Secretary of India's Department of Women and Child Development, Loveleen Kacker.
Another problem hindering agile workflow design in Luigi is unnecessary parameter duplication.
The Foundation will take due account of the acquisition policies of other archive repositories collecting in the same or related areas and will consult with such institutions where conflicts of interest may arise or to define areas of specialisms, in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and waste of resources.
