Sentence examples for gain at scale from inspiring English sources

The current concern has been driven by growing recognition both of the challenges of achieving the health-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in many countries, and of the need to ensure that the increased resources for health channelled through disease-specific health initiatives are able generate health gain at scale.

Evaluation of the Supply Function: UNICEF Procurement Services The recent external evaluation of the Supply Function has reaffirmed PS as a key channel through which governments counterparts and partners can gain access at scale to a range of essential supplies for woman and children.

These opportunities not only allow investment dollars to be leveraged for additional benefits but also allow critical performance and reliability to be gained at commercial scale in an industrial environment a critical hurdle that must be crossed for any new technology to be implemented at utility scale.

We discuss the methodological shortcomings of the present study designs, including an isolated view on specific functions and the general negligence of confounding factors, and conclude that future studies can profit from exploiting information gained at the scale of tree individuals.

Nehm and Ha (2011) noted that the plant item elicited more intuitive ideas than the animal item when both asked about trait gain at a larger scale of change, but did not report which ideas each context elicited.

Today in PLoS one, my lab released "All is not loss: Plant Biodiversity in the Anthropocene" — the first spatially explicit global assessment of contemporary patterns of terrestrial plant biodiversity (native loss + exotic species gain) at regional landscape scales.

The deal is aimed at gaining scale and geographical breadth, Avast said today.

He added that the company is essentially helping to bring the knowledge it gained from running its production environment at scale and its culture to these centers.

We do not focus on thepopularity gained at a global scale, but instead we characterize temporal patterns ofactivity and attention of each individual.

However, there is a gulf in our knowledge and practice that prevents the expertise gained at the small-scale from contributing to a sound scientific basis for planning at the catchment scale.

aNote that, even though (3) holds for d ≥ dref, L0 can be intuitively interpreted as the (extrapolated) gain (adimensional, linear scale) at distance d = 0.