Sentence examples for of overall resources from inspiring English sources

Amelia Fawcett, chair of GMG, said: "Guardian Media Group remains well positioned in terms of overall resources and general financial health, and has delivered a satisfactory performance in the most challenging of years.

The argument is complicated by the fact that the standard resource is only indirectly related to the actual sums sent out to universities, or as Hefce puts it: "Standard resource is not, however, what we actually pay institutions, but instead can be thought of as a notional benchmark of what we think institutions' share of overall resources should be to reflect their teaching activities.

In Malawi, external financing accounted for 98% of overall resources spent on HIV intervention.

In Lombardy, 74% of overall resources are made directly available to citizens (828 euro, of which 89% is offered through disability allowances and the remaining through out-of-pocket expenditures for copayment), and only 28% are controlled by public actors (40% by municipalities, 59% by the region, and only 1% by the province).

Figure 7 shows the performance of overall resource usage.

This performance improvement of overall resource usage is achieved at the cost of interoperator fairness, as illustrated in Figure 10.

Thus, an appropriate decrease of modulation level and proper traffic burst allocation are helpful for the optimization of overall resource utilization.

Compared with our general measure of overall resource use, caesarean rates offer a well studied and clinically specific example of how physicians respond to malpractice liability.

The Finnish eye care services system is heterogeneous with several different providers and can be regarded as sub-optimal in terms of overall resource use.

Given that hospitalizations have been shown to be a significant component of overall resource utilization for patients with PIDD, multivariate analyses were conducted to determine the predictors of infection-related hospitalization expenditures.

The main question of this study, therefore, is whether limiting the 'Placement-Budget' leads to a faster take-up of competitive employment, thereby resulting in a better utilization of the overall resources of a job coach.