Sentence examples for inputs and associated from inspiring English sources

Recent studies suggest that providing sufficient food without cropland expansion is possible17, for example, by increasing yields above the current rates18, based on higher agricultural inputs and associated with massive trade volumes19.

Thus Kaski and Jhapa are chosen as study site so as to obtain representative housing technologies in terms of indigenous inputs and associated resilient features learned and incorporated from past disaster events.

The framework includes all inputs and associated costs of building capacity for IHR-relevant public health surveillance and response rather than the marginal costs of adding new features to existing surveillance capabilities.

However, the framework described in this article illustrates the scope of IHR implementation demands and is intended to help national and international decision makers understand the inputs and associated costs of implementing the IHR (2005).

To help national and international decision makers understand the inputs and associated costs of implementing the IHR (2005), we developed an IHR implementation strategy to serve as a framework for making preliminary estimates of fixed and operating costs associated with developing and sustaining IHR core capacities across an entire public health system.

Having all the right equipment will not allow for HD image display if using the lower resolution inputs and associated cables.

Consequently the implementation of ePHRs must include clear identification of boundaries between the expected input (and associated effects of this input) of both clinicians and users.

Table 1 contains the definitions for the key parameter input values and associated sources.

Its capabilities are shown with proper reference to the underlying model, as well as a description of the relevant input variables and associated test-case simulations.

Despite potential evaporation rates in excess of the local precipitation, dry climates often support saline lakes through groundwater inputs of water and associated solutes.

To better understand and guide such changes requires that attention is paid to the time-varying consequences that technology and economic influences have on an industry's choice of inputs and its associated (desired and undesired) outputs.