Sentence examples for allocation gaps from inspiring English sources

Accurate and regular data utilization is critical to ensuring epidemiologically appropriate and evidence-based resource allocation; gaps in this process may be in part responsible for the variable resource allocation strategies currently seen across countries [ 18].

During an emergency situation, the BMSs transmit a message to EAP period using contention and the coordinator replies back with the allocation of GAP slots.

Without more equitable resource allocation, the gap between big cities and rural areas and among different cities and provinces can never be bridged.

Themes touched upon in the interview guide included participant's understanding of the national process of resource allocation, strengths and gaps working in the system; process of prioritisation and principles for resource allocation within the National AIDS Control Program and influences working on programmatic allocation of resources.

The Ambassador thanked the Court staff and partners for their important work and addressed the questions raised on capacity development and additional resource allocation to bridge existing gaps and strengthen the child justice system.

A major theme across the Partnerships is the increase of service quality through strengthening data utilization for evidence-based decision making, as well as the identification and addressing of gaps and allocation of resources more efficiently (Table 4).

Everything was being done to plug any gaps in allocations with priority being given to child protection cases, she added.

Our algorithm outperforms these two fixed-spectrum allocations (interleaved or block-wise allocation), and the performance gap decreases with N. The sufficient conditions guaranteeing the existence of a solution and the convergence of Algorithm 1 are not tight in general as they rely on the use of Q bands alone and on the assumption that each SU is allowed to transmit in its worst channel.

In preparation for this meeting, Ministries of Finance in 18 countries worked with Ministers responsible for sanitation and water  to examine current progress, determine national budget allocations and identify investment gaps," explained Clarissa Brocklehurst, UNICEF Chief of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).

Research can highlight gaps in resource allocation for research, for example in relation to health research priorities and in terms of equitable allocation of research resources to address the needs of different populations [ 33, 55].

However, recognizing the expectations and perceptions of costumers regarding the quality of services will facilitate prioritizing and strategic resource allocation and will decrease quality gaps [ 11].