Sentence examples for introducing structures from inspiring English sources

However, this is an area that the new funding model is designed to address, with the Fund introducing structures to support continuous dialogue between itself and recipients, and across in-country actors.

"The additional design flexibility with introducing structure as well as chemistry into the equation enables you to reach properties that just haven't been accessible before".

We do this by introducing structured eligibility criteria, that enhance reuse of criteria across trials.

Irish said: "This proposal of divisions, leagues and qualification requirements across the various formats may well be part of the answer to introducing structure and context into bilateral international cricket.

Setting clear limits – such as three alcohol-free days a week, and a maximum drinks allowance on the other days – is a good way of introducing structure and control to drinking, if it hasn't reached the point of dependency.

It is proposed that the shortfalls identified can be overcome by introducing structure to the design task.

Introducing structure in the population implies that the probability of interaction between two agents depends on the specific pair of agents.

SUs with ESD schemes in place potentially offer a vehicle for introducing structured caregiver training consistent with the LSCTC.

We use these annotations created by domain experts as a reference for identifying statements of interest for our annotation, which focuses on introducing structured event annotation and solidifying the ontological basis of the existing entity annotation.

A class of continuum models approximately describing the macroscopic mechanical behavior of introduced structures is then heuristically proposed.

Our results suggest that hard structures in engineered subtidal habitats may benefit some species that select for these introduced structures despite these structures not occurring historically.