Sentence examples for pre-existing systems from inspiring English sources
These variations are influenced by the length of time the programmes have been functioning, which in turn impacts on level of utilisation, the existence of pre-existing systems which cover CHWs'/supervisors' salaries, and at times bicycles.
The CF advanced security model provides for easy integration into those pre-existing systems, while maintaining the granular control over users and resources.
In the past week, IBM has also unveiled two projects intended partly as demonstrations of the company's ability to add "smart" sensors to pre-existing systems.
Furthermore, one notes that the regularisation of bioethics in pre-existing systems of the protection of human rights could lead to many ambiguities and even intra-system contradictions.
Besides the impact of pre-existing systems, consultation cost is highly dependent on the number of patient visits per CHW.
In the UK sites, a recurring objection was that the checklist duplicated pre-existing systems and checks, including, for example, long-standing equipment counting procedures.
In fact, the health system presents a neat microcosm of Venezuela over the last 10 years: an inadequate pre-existing system badly in need of reform has simply been left to decay, its very existence denied, while the government concentrates its resources on parallel structures that, despite being hyped with wildly overstated propaganda claims, cannot truly address the underlying problems.
Here we compare three approaches: (1) mining of pre-existing system-wide transcriptomal datasets such as Connectivity Map; (2) utilization of a proprietary causal reasoning engine knowledge base; and, (3) a targeted drug screen using clinically accepted agents tested against normal human fibroblasts.
Here, we suggest one constraint, a pre-existing system for movement control.
On the other hand, a negative element faced in this work was the need to update a pre-existing system.
For this extraordinary switch was a qualitative leap rather than an additive refinement of a pre-existing system.
