Sentence examples for extracting facility from inspiring English sources

Since 2006, there have been plans to build a soda-ash extracting facility on the lake.

Part of a story about Donald Rumsfeld now reads: "detainees directed disputed do doctrine Donald effectively expect extract facility".

Financial cost and service data were collected by interviewing Manoshi staff, extracting from facility records, and observing on the use of space, supplies and furniture used for recruitment, training, development and operations of CHWs in the community using a structured questionnaire.

The number of visits/admissions by CHF members was extracted from facility registers.

Total annual emissions for 21 known or suspected carcinogens (Table  1) were extracted by facility, along with geographic coordinates, from the NPRI Excel file for 2011.

The rhizomes were further extracted by refluxing with water in a commercial extraction facility.

If additional study staff is employed (i.e. not a staff of that specific health facility) to extract data from facility records, the additional staff will sign a confidentiality agreement and report to the facility management and the study investigators.

The competency of the staff at primary care level and availability of essential medicines and supplies to stabilize women before referring them to higher-level facility are determining factors which could be examined by extracting information from facility records.

Besides, information related to health facilities has been extracted from the facility survey of DLHS-3 (2007–2008).

North Korea has also continued to deny that it has made efforts to produce fissile material for nuclear bombs by uranium enrichment in addition to its larger and better known facility for extracting plutonium from spent nuclear fuel rods.

The BPC is developing a core facility for extracting nucleic acids from a larger number of tissues which will not only provide more molecular quality control data, but centralised extraction should also allow more investigators to be served per unit of tissue.