Sentence examples for effort administered from inspiring English sources

In a draft plan made public on Friday, the U.S. Global Change Research Program, a coordinating effort administered by his office, outlined its own climate change research agenda, including studies of the impacts of rapid climate change.

The camp is run by the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project (BDFFP), a collaborative effort administered by the Smithsonian Institution and Brazil's National Institute for Research in the Amazon, and is maintained for researchers year round.

In our analysis we draw on data from the two most commonly used Iraq-specific datasets: Iraq Body Count (IBC), a web-based data collection effort administered by Conflict Casualties Monitor Limited (London) [23], and U.S. military (SIGACT) data available through The Guardian[27].

This includes $8 million for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, $8.4 million for related voluntary funds and a reminder of another $192.4 million for human rights efforts administered through U.N. outfits such as UNICEF, the U.N. Population Fund, and so forth.

Moreover, careless use of surface water in stationary fenced flocks may indicate low general care intensity including efforts administering mineral supplements.

At each set of observations, the following parameters will be documented: SpO2, heart rate, respiratory rate, respiratory effort, oxygen/FiO2 administered, flow rate of high flow therapy and at frequent intervals the temperature and blood pressure will be monitored according to standard hospital guidelines.

They would amount to the most ambitious American effort to administer a country since the occupations of Japan and Germany at the end of World War II.

They take the same amount of effort to administer.

It includes those events and activities that occur after the issuing of authoritative public policy directives, which include the effort to administer and the substantive impacts on people and events.

Although a number of well-validated screening instruments exist, including the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale [ 16], the Brief Symptom Inventory [ 5] and the General Health Questionnaire [ 17], these instruments require time and effort in administering and scoring, which may prevent their systematic use in clinical oncology settings [ 7, 18, 19].

In children, the bones and joints composing the hands are of particular small size and there should be an ongoing effort to reduce administered dose and radiation exposure.