Sentence examples for external provision from inspiring English sources

Research Policy 13, 343 373], that LMT industries are characterised by process, organisational and marketing innovations, by weak internal innovation capabilities and by strong dependencies on the external provision of machines, equipment and software.

8 Nonetheless, the terrain for external provision in the NHS has become even more favourable.

Moreover, external provision of AcCoA (e.g., by microinjection of the metabolite into the cytoplasm) is sufficient to prevent starvation-induced autophagy.

(A mother, Jamsostek holder, whose son has hydrocephalus Participants also discussed external provisions that they received from their extended family, neighbors, and even their employers in the form of financial assistance and other types of support.

The preconditions of autonomy are both internal (a capacity to think for oneself, to acquire and appreciate relevant information, and a volitional ability to act independently) and external (the provision of a range of feasible and valuable options).

Some teachers felt external agencies provision of extra curricular clubs and alternative PA encouraged children who would not normally be active to take part.

If patients or carers are reluctant to have external care provision in the home they may not identify, preferring instead to be self-sufficient.

Some suggestions for improving the program included: stronger support for links between fellows after their return from the fellowships; continuing to build and foster relationships with external collaborators; provision of access to well maintained computers, the internet and EBP resources in the fellows' work environments.

The external insulation provisions are more likely to be significant for existing detached or semidetached residential buildings, which have more exposed exterior wall, than for attached buildings or for high-rise buildings with glass curtain walls.

Then it analyses the reasons for adopting external voting provisions in 1989, and the characteristics of the voting system set in place after 2011.

Following a brief overview of Tunisian migration trends, it looks at the adoption of external voting provisions by the former Tunisian president, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, and the extension of external voting rights after the 2011 Uprising.