Sentence examples for infrastructure available for from inspiring English sources
The lynchpin in the Coalition's plan for the elderly is the development of a $15m national plan aimed at protecting the rights of older Australians, primarily focused on improving the resources and infrastructure available for the elderly to pursue legal relief in response to abuse, neglect, or fraud such as a "national elder abuse hotline".
However, there is still no appropriate infrastructure available for its commercialization.
Thus, we expect to increase the scalability of the infrastructure available for VoD today and, at the same time, reduce investments for the deployment of this service.
The group analyzing the data sources produced an overview of the status of the present infrastructure available for national and local response programs.
We recommend that choice of suture material is made based on surgeon preference and on local resources and infrastructure available for suture removal.
Just showing the server and the computer infrastructure available for the implementation, can build the confidence of professionals in the success of the implemented system.
Furthermore the ESR stresses the importance of developing an EU-wide legal framework, of fully integrating teleradiology services in clinical practise and of making broadband ICT infrastructures available for safe distribution of patient data.
Sara Hook (National Cancer Institute, USA) presented the tremendous resources and infrastructure available through the Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer established by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to support cancer-relevant nanotechnology endeavors.
The current infrastructure available in the country is insufficient for the efficient handling and disposal of this huge quantity of waste on a daily basis (Baishya et al. 2016).
"We have communities in Nunavut that are unable to meet the demands of growth, such as housing, due to being at maximum power capacity for the generation infrastructure available.
This study has major implications for risk evaluation, given the information on infrastructure available to validate claims-based estimations.
