Sentence examples for coverage development from inspiring English sources
The key issues are reliable identification of further magnetospheric boundaries such as near-Earth neutral x-line, improvements to the ground-based experiment network to improve the spatial and temporal resolution, and the coverage, development of data assimilation and visualisation techniques, as well as the definition of additional value-added data products.
Changes with special focus on increasing coverage, development of information systems and assessment of quality are required to increase programme adherence to EuG and to measure its effectiveness.
However, research should also continue on the processes of universal coverage development, to learn how the new institutional arrangements become embedded in Thai politics and society and how they evolve in the longer term.
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His research is primarily concerned with media coverage of development and the global south.
Rees, a former senior journalist at the BBC, will be responsible for overseeing the channel's news coverage, programming, development and operations.
It is now more important than ever to consider such workplace issues as insurance coverage, technological development, communication tools, and harassment and discrimination.
"And women are much more marginal in the public arena in terms of media coverage, commercial development and opportunities to work as professional athletes".
She believes the database will make her coverage of development news more effective.
Since 1990-1991, the government has focussed on the above five strategies and the implementation of new irrigation coverage, the development of border and rural areas and greening of the dry zone.
As many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) pursue health care reforms in order to achieve universal health coverage (UHC), development of national accreditation systems has become an increasingly common quality-enhancing strategy endorsed by payers, including Ministries of Health.
