Sentence examples for accordingly grant from inspiring English sources

In any case, nuanced analysis of data might allow for the identification of underserved patients in particular demographic or SES categories, and accordingly grant points could be awarded for measures to improve access among these patients, to the extent medically appropriate and logistically feasible.

"The executive has accordingly granted the extensions in West Somerset and West Gloucestershire with the full authority of the board and taking account of the very clear advice of the Chief Veterinary Officer that this would have net disease control benefits".

Accordingly, transition grants target girls who cannot continue on to secondary school because of financial hardships; retention grants enable girls who are considering dropping out to stay in secondary school; and reintegration grants help girls who have already dropped out to resume attendance.

Accordingly, the average grant has dropped nationally from $349 to $305.

Accordingly all the grant of arms of the Commonwealth College was declared null and void.

The two women are daughters of former presidents who worked hard to lie low and be taken seriously, and accordingly they were granted a zone of privacy that less determined and less disciplined children of celebrities rarely receive.

The angle of incidence and the received power can be utilized (in theory) to train a neural network to identify the relative location of a user and grant access accordingly.

A number of grants have been made to people who have already been recognized with state honours for their notable achievements, such as through admission to the Order of Canada, and who are accordingly entitled to a grant of arms.

Three wrestlers sued WWE in 2008, alleging that because WWE had exercised "total control" over all aspects of their employment, including forbidding the wrestlers from having a separate occupation, they were essentially employees and should have been granted benefits accordingly.

These conditions all held for this research project and, accordingly, the project was granted ethical approval [ 25].

Hisamitsu accordingly demanded that shogunal officials grant more power to the emperor and to the important feudal lords like himself, who had previously been denied participation in the central government.