Sentence examples for more specific projects from inspiring English sources
More specific projects, at the international level, on health expectancies include Euro-REVES and the European Health and Life Expectancy Information Systems EHLEISS) Project.
We built a DNA barcoding database and web server system, BioBarcode, which was developed as a part of KBOL project, to provide a reusable barcode construction system for more specific projects.
The importance that all the players give to this type of variable in constructing the model confirmed the need that the directorate had already felt to find means to set up long-range monitoring mechanisms for the various activities engendered by the programme or by some more specific projects.
In the earlier case, storing may be connected with a more specific project for a specified population; in the latter case, patients may belong to a very heterogeneous population with regard to characteristics, treatment, and follow-up.
Instead it focused more on specific projects and regional cooperation.
But more than specific projects, Mr. Mortier's overarching mandate at the Teatro Real, which has been respected but never an international leader, is practically identical to the one he would have had in New York: to make something happen.
In its budget justification for 2009, the bureau requests $779 million for more than 150 specific projects, including $26 million more for the one in South Dakota.
Getting even more specific, within audio projects, only 21% of projects aiming for over $30k have been successful.
One change would be to tie donations more tightly to specific projects.
But more important than specific projects, organizers of the summit said they are seeking to develop a process that will remove politics from decisions about which area gets a road or a bridge, a bus route or some rail lines.
But the extra members of the House can also set aside more money for specific projects, known as earmarks, although that practice is under assault by incoming members backed by Tea Party groups.
