Sentence examples for drawing upon the availability from inspiring English sources
Drawing upon the availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality of care (AAAQ) framework [ 18], this study used the concept of acceptability and quality of care to understand the quality of birth care offered to women in health facilities in Tanzania.
These clinics were also drawing upon the resources of their parent EDs (doctors and nurses).
All health economic evaluations need to draw upon the best available clinical evidence.
The empirical implementation of the model draws upon the substantial amount of technical information available.
Resorts and sanitariums drew upon the waters, promising curative powers.
The revolutionaries, drawn mainly from the Sunni Muslim population, draw upon the will of a demographic majority.
This type of specification could draw upon the criteria developed within this methodological concept.
This draws upon the well-established principle of defining plagiarism; whose work is it?
Out of all these studies, this article especially draws upon the work of Rowlands [4].
It draws upon the literatures concerning memory, impression management and effective graph design.
