Sentence examples for facilities availability from inspiring English sources

The model will be made sensitive for waiting periods, available treatment facilities, availability and costs of resident or fly-in/fly-out professional staff and common practices of the local dental clinics.

The following aspects are greatly important to correctly substantiate the territorial and spatial placement of industrial parks: existence and/or assessment of social infrastructure conditions and facilities (availability of housing, social and cultural facilities), engineering and transport infrastructures as well as environmental state.

Even amongst higher-level health facilities, availability and quality of maternal and newborn care was low or non-existent.

An array of provider-level structural and systemic factors has been suggested (location of facilities, availability of oncology specialists, etc)., but not fully explored [ 17– 22].

Wright (2000) suggested that the decision to implement HIV testing in delivery room should depend on the HIV prevalence, access to health facilities, availability of resources, access to delivery skilled health personnel, and cooperation of hospital staff and administrators [ 18].

Also, significant differences between NT and COM patients were seen in the quality of the patient-physician interaction (relation and communication, medical care, information and support, continuity and cooperation, facilities availability, and accessibility), where NT patients showed higher satisfaction.

It uses single-level backup mechanism as reactive measure that will increase facility availability.

The demonstration showed that the boiler possesses excellent performance in start-up, fuel flexibility, flexibility to frequent turn-down ratio variation, facility availability and reliability.

The boundary element formulation presented here is especially suitable for design and analysis of aircraft battle damage repairs where time and facility availability is the prime concern.

This study is proposed for a quantitative evaluation about the costs and benefits of cities' compaction in Chinese context from environmental perspective, especially with respect to "facility availability, infrastructure efficiency, public transport, domestic energy and resources consumption and environmental externalities".

Resolution of critical, yet conflicting issues is discussed — the desire to maintain geometric fidelity versus model modifications required to accommodate instrumentation; balancing model scale size versus Reynolds number effects; and time, cost, and facility availability versus important parameters like surface finish and installation effects.