Sentence examples for appropriate technical support from inspiring English sources

Given appropriate technical support and coordinated teamwork, it has been estimated that 10 million species could be described or redescribed in greater detail in no more than 50 years.

A clear understanding of the potential benefits, strong commitment from the team at Ballabgarh and appropriate technical support are responsible for this sustained use.

Implementing the model could be a daunting task requiring strong support from academic administrators, well-trained and committed tutors, skilful and dedicated case writers, appropriate technical support and well-prepared students with a belief in the PBL philosophy.

Applying a distributed architecture to surveillance from multiple smaller practices may enable appropriately large numbers of encounters to be gathered, but may prove infeasible because of costs and lack of appropriate internal technical support and because of heterogeneity in the way ICD9 codes are recorded and assigned by each data provider.

The experience has made me understand much better what it means to provide appropriate "scientific and technical support".

Specifically, failure to supply the appropriate information and technical support affects QMS implementation negatively, as it reduces the probability that the farmer implements the QMS at an early stage, while increasing the probability that the farmer implements it at a late stage.

In many countries, enzymes either cannot be administered, because appropriate knowledge and technical support is lacking, or cannot be reimbursed.

This indicates that the Blantyre count methodology is appropriate for use by local staff in Malawi, given appropriate technical training and support.

Ludwick et al. [ 19] similarly note that physicians struggle to get appropriate technical training and support for the systems from the vendor.

To ensure that new facilities are safe, healthy and equipped with appropriate materials, provide technical support for a parallel expansion of teacher training systems and monitoring and inspection systems.

The effects of e-prescribing on the quality of prescribing depend on a range of factors that include the healthcare setting, user training and behaviour, availability of appropriate hardware and technical support, the computer system used including the availability and quality of decision support, and integration of the system into work practices[ 8, 9].