Sentence examples for collection and provision from inspiring English sources
Guardian Australia acknowledges the Australian Marine Debris Initiative and the community organisations, partners and individuals involved in the collection and provision of data used in this report.
The Stanford Tissue Procurement Facility of the Stanford Cancer Center, adjacent to the Stanford University Hospitals and Clinics, supports collection and provision of needed tissue specimens to Stanford Cancer Center investigators to support their cancer-related research.
Because of low take-up, the Swiss Social Security Administration terminated the investigation into seed capital and irrevocably withdrew from further data collection and provision.
The collection and provision of this information can be done through VANETs by using two kinds of communication technologies, namely vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) [4, 5].
We acknowledge the SPC member countries for the collection and provision of logsheet data.
AV, J-PV, PO, EN, and JE oversaw the collection and provision of scale samples.
Expanded GRACE aims to test the feasibility of a simplified data collection tool and provision of quarterly feedback to index individual hospital management practices to an international reference cohort.
Other questions concern MIT's policies on data collection, retention and provision to outside bodies; whether MIT should explicitly address the legal and ethical questions associated with Internet activities as part of its curriculum; and whether the Institute should participate more actively in the study of the legal, policy and societal impacts of information technology.
SGD's efforts to standardize our repository go beyond processing and transforming data files to the use of file formats like GFF3 and bedGraph, its metadata collection practices and provision of file inventories and help documents.
Fire and police protection in urban areas, the provision of such public services as trash collection, and the provision of water, gas, and electricity were rendered difficult, if not impossible, by the chaotic growth of many areas.
Lambie-Mumford's study was based on 25 in-depth interviews with a range of food bank staff and volunteers in 2012 and 2013 and found many food banks were adapting to demand by scaling up food collection and storage provision "to accommodate the future trajectory of need".
