Sentence examples for locally drawing from inspiring English sources
"We are boosting front-line services and expect the NHS to ensure strong performance is delivered locally, drawing on the multi-million pound support package that the government has provided," he added.
Network members are determined locally, drawing together managerial staff from NHS hospitals and clinical staff collaborating in tumour-specific multi-disciplinary teams.
There is no locally drawn guideline for the design of healthcare facilities.
Another example he sketches could be a banking app that can perform credit checking locally by drawing on a user's entire financial history, based on data being pushed to the app from their linked banking data also stored locally.
Users were therefore asked to input their molecules as SMILES strings [3] or to upload structure files created with help of locally installed molecule drawing programs.
They still have the bulk of Russia's market, though locally produced films are drawing an increasing share.
If the governments had a clear strategy on STEM policies, more cartographers could be drawing maps locally rather than outsourcing it in Europe.
The article does not mention if she was equally outraged at the culling of badgers locally, which ROA was drawing attention to, or if she would call the culling of undesirable animals "grotesque".
In this review, we aimed to explore the advantages and disadvantages of the separate approaches of neoadjuvant, concurrent and consolidation chemotherapy in locally advanced rectal cancer, drawing on theoretical principles, preclinical studies and clinical experience both in rectal cancer and other disease sites.
Localization is a framework for health services to be produced and provided locally, including at the most peripheral levels, drawing on local resources as much as possible.
However, the limited experience of local actors in policy development was offset by drawing on other locally available or sourced expertise from the WHO and participants in the MWG and NCPF.
