Sentence examples for distribution of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

But what's the distribution of infrastructure or defense spending?

However, some challenges will have to be faced, such as the unequal distribution of infrastructure throughout the country.

The uneven distribution of infrastructure and personnel, underutilization by the community and inadequate attention and support from the government are limiting cataract surgery service delivery in Southern Ethiopia.

A well-balanced distribution of infrastructures needs to go hand-in-hand with a well-balanced distribution of health personnel to be worth the investment, let alone to have an impact on the health of the population.

The study confirms the conventional wisdom from the literature that physicians distributions is related to the distribution of infrastructures - here represented by nurses and beds - and by population affluence –represented by MDI and PPP per capita -, possibly exacerbating the imbalance between poor, underserved areas and rich and well-provided ones.

This is partly the consequence of demographic and historical developments that have resulted in highly altered rivers and floodplains, a dense distribution of existing infrastructure, and spatial overlap of different impacts on aquatic ecosystems in many locations.

52 The NDAI is an objective measure of pedestrian access to neighbourhood destinations; it characterises the distribution of urban infrastructure within an 800 m street network distance from the residence.

By evaluating 477 formally accredited LTER-Europe sites, this study gives an overview of the current distribution of these infrastructures and the present condition of long-term environmental research in Europe.

The quality of water can be significantly reduced through the unintentional distribution of pollutants, damage of infrastructure, and distribution of sediments and suspended materials during flood events.

The geographical distribution of Akamai's infrastructure is strikingly different from that of Exodus.

Vernon Hudson Haslingden, Lancashire What an excellent piece by Simon Jenkins on the unfair distribution of arts and infrastructure spending between London and the regions.