Sentence examples for means for planning from inspiring English sources
The model provides a means for planning further experiments to validate the new hypothesis on the influence of individual factors, such as BMI and diabetes, on glucose appearance and disappearance, and for designing new simplified clinical tests.
The new content of instruments such as the SAPROF, START, DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4 as well as the S-RAMM lends itself to the use of risk assessment as a form of needs assessment and a means for planning care and treatment.
I've been working at HuffPost ― where I commission and edit personal stories from writers ― for nearly five years, and I wasn't sure what this impulsive buy meant for my job, or what it would mean for planning my upcoming wedding in April.
The architects cannot be expected to redesign T5 from scratch in 2001 as this would mean reapplying for planning permission.
Women, by and large, I have concluded were never meant for plans and planning".
Complying with new mandates means not planning for productive investment.
"What this means for settlement planning is that they have to be set up perpendicular to the direction of the wind and laid out so that the wind blows odors and insects away from the areas inhabited by humans".
Computer based models have become an indispensable means for the planning, optimisation and operation of industrial manufacturing systems.
Furthermore, the study shows how FSA can be used as a purposeful means for strategic planning in regional waste management.
Lastly, Mr President, if air traffic is indeed expected to double by the year 2010, by then it will be too late to start talking about what that means for infrastructure planning and damage to the environment.
Good risk management means planning for unlikely but severe scenarios, and this means that we must not ignore the prospect of the disorderly departure of some countries from the eurozone," said Bailey.
