Sentence examples for consistent resources from inspiring English sources

According to Food-Patch, Westchester's food bank, one out of five citizens in the county lack consistent resources to adequately feed themselves.

Provide consistent resources such as funds for the daily management of the service unit and capacity building for the staff.

Booking fees have contributed to management successes by providing adequate and consistent resourcing for the repair and maintenance of walking track surface infrastructure.

"There was a huge anxiety from disabled people about the abolition of the UK ILF, and a real relief that they would still have a consistent resource to support independent living, rather than just depending on the statutory level of care from local authorities," he says.

It can represent a balance between consistent resource utilization versus misdiagnosis.

This term has evolved in the German discourse with reference to consistent resource cycles.

In species where the inherited structure of social class may lead to consistent resource differences among family lines, between-class variation in resource availability should select for divergence in optimal reproductive strategies.

As expected, we found "intrinsic motivation" to be a consistent resource to copy changes over time.

Even within countries, where there is greater potential for consistent resource allocation, coverage is uneven (Bryce et al. 2006; Hanson et al. 2013).

The philosophy of the NIF is that automated tools do a much better job at providing detailed descriptions of resource content and keeping dynamic content up to date, but that human curation is necessary for accurate resource identification and consistent resource representation (a broad overview of this process is shown in Figure 2 and Table 1).

Targeted single-copy integrations into a single location would provide a consistent resource to examine the spread of XCI into sequences not normally X linked, and Hprt has been described as a permissive locus with relatively minimal effect on transgene expression (Bronson et al. 1996; Cvetkovic et al. 2000).