Sentence examples for be provided rather than from inspiring English sources

Under plans to introduce shared bins it said: "Shared bins will be provided, rather than individual bins for every household, in areas where there is limited space at each property to store bins, and there is space in the local amenity to provide shared bins".

"We believe the shelter can be used as a one-stop shop where services can be provided, rather than forcing families to shuttle throughout the city to get the necessary help," said Diana Scholl, a spokesperson for the group.

Static sites devoted to serving older men will be provided rather than using campaigns that tend to attract younger men and adolescents.

One ICU consultant spoke about integrated care pathways providing a positive focus to the change in patient care by highlighting the care which will be provided, rather than aspects of care that are thought to be no longer appropriate.

This qualitative empirical research has highlighted clear suggestions for how to design HPFI schemes, such that: positive rewards rather than negative penalties should be used; shopping vouchers should be provided rather than cash; HPFI have to be fairly implemented; HPFI schemes need to be closely monitored and evaluated; and education has to be clearly provided alongside HPFI.

To discourage support people from aiding only the projects that seem easy to sell or only the salespeople who seem most likely to close deals, the company should base compensation on how many sales efforts are supported, the number of hours spent, and how quickly assistance is provided, rather than on how many solutions the support people help create.

It is remarkable that an industry accounting for 18 percent of our gross domestic product is based on how much care is provided rather than on outcomes of care: illness prevented, lives extended, mortality reduced and quality of life maintained or improved.

Develop a mechanism whereby an accumulation of coherent evidence is provided rather than rely on disparate small pieces of evidence.

However, their algorithm has the drawback that only an estimate of each w kj is provided, rather than the posterior probability that w kj = 1.

When the input data were limited to 10, and the "true" branch lengths were provided rather than estimated from the data, a remarkably high performance was observed for stochastic mapping: 2.43 and 1.74 for CRR and MCCs ratio, respectively.

When Kaplan Meier curves were provided rather than the HR, the HR was estimated indirectly from the curves using the methods described by Parmar et al (1998 and Tierney et al (2007).