Sentence examples for allocated to quality from inspiring English sources

Inadequacies of time allocated to quality at the Board meeting hold concerning implications for quality.

Where health RCS is integrated within a research program, an adequate proportion of the program budget should be allocated to quality evaluation, e.g., US federal guidelines suggest 3%to5%5% for evaluation activities [ 50].

Further, if the local NQR was positioned within a local structure for managing quality of care, with resources allocated to perform quality improvement, the NQR was considered as only one yet a vital tool for stakeholders to identify needs for quality improvement, and to follow up improvement efforts.

6 Training schemes within deaneries probably also vary in quality, and it is possible that international medical graduates are allocated to poorer quality training (and one of us elsewhere has referred to, "the inverse care law of training … in which those who most need the added value of education are assigned to the least popular schemes" 37).

And students have no assurance that any extra university funding will allocated to better quality teaching.

Of that $70m, none of it will be available to the reef until 2019, when $40m will be allocated to water quality programs, followed by two years of $15m funding.

Then, this tolerance should be allocated to the quality characteristics of the assembled components.

Since the 2003 reform, more emphasis is allocated to environmental quality, food safety and animal welfare (Cooper et al. 2009).

This proportionality, however, is influenced by the three factors: a general rate constant α>0, a factor -q(t) that ensures q(t)<0 cannot rise beyond 0 but rather approaches 0 asymptotically (the maximum value q can take is 0, which corresponds to Q = 1), and a factor 1-u(t) representing the proportion of resources allocated to increasing quality rather than abundance.

For example, the unusually high number of exceptions for certain measurement indicators (such as confirmation of stroke diagnosis) were mainly logistical, pointing to potential problems with access to specialist services and the timescales allocated to these quality indicators.

In hymenopteran parasitoids, the sex ratio is under direct behavioral control of the parasitoid females, being an indicator of adaptive host selection, where fertilized eggs could be preferentially allocated to higher quality hosts (Charnov et al. 1981; Godfray 1994).