Sentence examples for guide planning of from inspiring English sources
The following sample questions may guide planning of both the map and security plan(written on the board or copied onto a handout for easier student access): –What do you think is the purpose of security?
We have analyzed a series of maxillary resections that underwent flap reconstruction to guide planning of the rehabilitation of patients with such defects.
Combining climate change, crop growth and crop disease models to predict impacts of climate change on crop diseases can guide planning of climate change adaptation strategies to ensure future food security.
To better characterize the nature and quantify the magnitude of the many impediments relevant to conducting a successful prospective study involving racial or ethnic minorities in HCT, we conducted a feasibility study to help guide planning of a larger scale outcome and disparity study in HCT.
It was expected that findings from this study would provide valuable information to guide planning of programmes to improve the use of IPTp.
An understanding of older people's health and well-being will provide important information on any special health care needs and demand for services, and this knowledge can be used to guide planning of health interventions and programmes (18).
Finally this country should implement methods of assessment, types of performance indicators to guide planning for future projects of its system.
Empirical data is required in the UK to inform predictions on cooling by urban greenspaces and guide planning to maximise cooling of urban populations.
Nicholas Sbordone, a department spokesman, said public feedback on the program would help guide plans for the future of the city's more than 12,000 outdoor pay phones, whose franchise contracts are set to expire in October 2014.
In our opinion, the collaboratory concepts we discuss can guide planning and design of future collaborative infrastructure by biomedical informatics researchers to alleviate some of the difficulties of interdisciplinary biomedical collaboration.
Yet if best use of this resource is to be made, clear knowledge about the effectiveness and costs of alternative cCBT programmes is needed to guide planning and provision of care.
