Sentence examples for locally resourced from inspiring English sources
Finally, transplantation from a donor after cardiac death in the United Kingdom is predominantly locally resourced, and allocation of organs is controlled by local centres' policies.
But Bloom still believes the project has the potential to bring real and lasting change: "they are providing a very affordable, locally resourced solution - something which many lighting organisations have struggled to do".
12, 20, 21 There is a paucity of data comparing health outcomes in households that use soap versus other types of low-cost, locally resourced materials.
But by the 1950s thinkers stressing locally resourced solutions of all sorts would retreat as Asia and Africa embarked on large-scale national reconstruction and modernization with the help of imported ideas that seemed universally applicable.
When interconnected ramets of clonal plants are growing in heterogeneous environments, ramets may specialize to uptake locally abundant resources rather than scarce resources.
Some informants argued that increased local autonomy to spend locally mobilised resources would reduce the problem of recruiting health workers in remote districts, because this would empower districts to design incentive mechanisms that could attract the workers.
(A locally optimal resource allocation means that all other resource allocation schemes within a neighborhood of it achieve worse or equal EGOS transmission rate).
The costs for the small-scale study were low since local staff was engaged using locally available resources.
Policy processes must be enabling and participatory, creating the conditions for sustainable development based more on locally available resources and on local skills and knowledge.
This design approach suggested an integrated system based primarily on locally available resources and allowed greater insight into the drivers and constraints on local resource use.
As stated in the paper, biogas production needs locally produced resources determined by the size of available resources, competing purposes, and condition of collection.
