Sentence examples for picture of resources from inspiring English sources

Information gathered provided the researchers with a general picture of resources in health centres relating to chronic illness care, and also guided subsequent on-site interviews with health staff.

The exploitation of seabirds endured throughout Scottish Island prehistoric living from the Mesolithic to the Late Iron Age (and much further beyond), within a picture of resource use that shows both continuity and flexibility in the exploitation of aquatic birds.

However, as discussed in the Economic evidence section, cost of drug treatment is one of many different elements that must be considered to gain an accurate picture of resource utilization in Alzheimer's disease.

This article provides a broad picture of these resources, primarily the registers of the appropriate intellectual property right registration authorities.

We first discuss the importance of the online videos and slides within the bigger picture of online resources in the CMS, as gathered from Bb. Figure 1 shows that the heaviest traffic was evident in the course folder containing the video links, with 558 and 678 hits by the respective cohorts, while the slides folder was opened 307 and 514 times by the two cohorts.

While our survey provides valuable information, a full picture of limited resources and bedside rationing would also include their perspectives.

The costs to be taken into account should consist of not only direct but also indirect costs in order to produce a comprehensive picture of the resources involved.

Click the Performance tab to see an overall picture of system resources.

Mulrooney claims that the data paints a picture not of resource decimation but rather of "sustainability and continuity".

"The picture in terms of resources in the ground is a good one," he noted.

It seems that members of tourism partnerships are focusing more on local benefits in improving biodiversity and the socio-cultural aspects of communities than on "bigger-picture" issues of resource use and contribution to greenhouse gas emissions, for which effects are more distant in both time and space.